New Alcon Xr6 Or Ap 4 Piston Ft Brake Pads (7790 Style ) Hawk Ht15 Cmpd Nascar on 2040-parts.com
Asheville, North Carolina, US
Alcon XR6 or AP 4 piston front pads. HAWK brand pads model HB109, cross to PFC model 7790. Super popular HT15 high aggressive compound - front short track. 28 MM PADS. These pads are new and bedded only. Came from Nextel Cup Team. Nice.
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