Srt8 Brembo Brake Caliper on 2040-parts.com
Riverview, Florida, US
This listing is only for a right rear Brembo brake caliper. Black finish. Purchased as a spare. Appears to have never been installed. Minimal blemishes on finish. You won't be disappointed. Fits SRT8 Jeep and may fit other SRT applications. No shipping outside of the continental United States.
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