Pfc Break Pads And Rotors 997 Porsche on 2040-parts.com
Pittsford, New York, United States
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New set of PFC break Pads - Front and Rear
New Set of PFC Rotors - Front Purchased for 997.2 GT3. Pads Fit: 997 GT3,TT, and GT2 996 Cup, GT2 PF37832006045 ROTOR ONLY 1.0 @ 498.00 =$ 498.00S PF37832006046 ROTOR ONLY 1.0 @ 498.00 =$ 498.00S PF7819111955 PFC RACE PADS 1.0 @ 466.00 =$ 466.00S PF1299111844 PFC RACE PADS 1.0 @ 433.54 =$ 433.54S OEM Rear 99735240502 OEM Left - $220 OEM Rear 99735240602 OEM Right $220 TOTAL PRICE NEW - $2,335.00 Will sell for 35% off - $1518.00 |
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