Mintex Red Box Front Brake Pad Set Mk3 Obd1 Vr6 W/ Audi 288mm Conversion on 2040-parts.com
Aliso Viejo, California, United States
Each backing plate is machined to accept dual piston Audi calipers. From discontinued 10.698.012K & 013K Kit. 280mm to 288mm brake conversion with Audi Dual Piston calipers on 92-98 VR6 Corrado/Passat/MK3 GTI Jetta.
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