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New Alcon 1.1" Short Track Rear Brake Rotors 12 3/8" Od 10 Bolt Pair Nascar Arca on 2040-parts.com

US $249.00
Location:

Asheville, North Carolina, United States

Asheville, North Carolina, United States
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:DIV 2135xB339GR & L Brand:alcon UPC:Does not apply

NEW Alcon rear short track rotors.  Alcon brand.  12 3/8" Outside diameter,  8 3/8" inside diameter.  1 1/4" inches thick.  2" surface area. Vented veins.  Came from CUP team.  10 bolt x 7 7/8"pattern.  Large surface area for larger brake pad applications.   Bedded and race ready.  New in box!

Model DIV 2135xB339GR & L.  Normally sell for over $600 new!

See other brakes and accessories in our store:  Used Race Parts Supply.

 

 

 


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