Indycar Racing Irl Dallara Carbon Rotor Indy 500 Race on 2040-parts.com
Indianapolis, United States
Indycar IRL carbon rotor removed from a late model Dallara IRL car. Rotor is 12.750 diameter and .930 thick.Minor chipping from pit stops, ready to install..Buyer pays 14.95 shipping.
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