Hawk Hps Brake Pads (rear Pair) Genesis Coupe, All Years (brembo-only) on 2040-parts.com
Wilmington, North Carolina, United States
HPS – High Performance Street CompoundRear Brake PadPad Description:- Increased stopping power
- High friction/torque hot or cold - Gentle on rotors
- Extended pad life
- Low dust
- Virtually noise-free
- Ideal for import and domestic automobiles
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