Imsa Gts Riley Scott Roush Rs Chassis Front Alcon 1.75" 1.625", 14" Rotor, Hat on 2040-parts.com
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IMSA GTS RS-4 Riley Scott, Roush, RocketSports chassis front Alcon calipers with differential piston size 1.75" 1.625" radial mount, 7700 PFC pad shape; 14"x 1 3/8" rotor, hat brake set, correct style for late 1980's and early 1990's.
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