Scion Tc Hawk Performance Hps Hb610f.587 Brake Pads on 2040-parts.com
McKinney, Texas, US
These Hawk Performance HPS brake pads are designed to ensure performance, safety, and quality on the street. Hawk Performance HPS compound provides advanced braking characteristics to enhance your driving experience. This unique compound combines the safety and quality of aerospace design with the braking technology of motorsports.
Features of Hawk Performance HPS brake pads include:
* Extremely low dust
* High friction/torque, hot or cold
* Gentle on the rotor
* Virtually noise-free
* Greatly improved braking over OE
* Extended pad life
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