New Alcon 1.25" Thick Rear Brake Rotors 11 7/8" Od 8 Bolt Nice Nascar Arca on 2040-parts.com
Asheville, North Carolina, United States
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NEW Alcon rear intermediate rotors. Alcon brand. 11.8" Outside diameter, 8 7/16" inside diameter. 1 1/4" inches thick. 1 3/4" surface area. Lightweight vented veins. Came from CUP team. 8 bolt pattern x 7 5/8". Bedded and race ready. New in box! Model DIV 2136B316GR & GL. Normally sell for over $400 new! See other brakes and accessories in our store: Used Race Parts Supply.
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