Mitsubishi Evolution Vii 8 Pot Big Brake Upgrade Kit 380mm on 2040-parts.com
Sydney, Australia
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Aesthetic Life’s comprehensive range of performance brake calipers are dedicated exclusively to motorsports and are designed to deliver the best performance in the most extreme conditions: consistent performance, superior braking power, rapid cooling, brake accuracy and control and, high resistance to extreme temperatures. This Listing is For a Front Pair of 8 Piston Brake upgrade kit to Suit: Mitsubishi Evolution VII
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