Pair New Ap Racing Gt Brake Rotors - 378mm X 36mm on 2040-parts.com
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Pair brand new AP Racing GT endurance brake rotors with new mounting bobbins. AP pt#: CP5772-2068/9 RA Size: 378mm x 36mm |
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