Performance Friction Miata 1.6l Front Brake Pads - 97 Compound on 2040-parts.com
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Front Pads for 1990-1993 Mazda Miatas. Due to overwhelming demand Advanced Autosports has been able to secure a large shipment of the popular 97 Compound PFC brakes. These pads have become popular because of their excellent braking characteristics combined with excellent pad life. This makes them a great choice for endurance racing! |
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