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Titanium Alcon,ap Racing,pfc,brembo Brake Caliper Studs on 2040-parts.com

US $120.00
Location:

Moscow, RU, Russian Federation

Moscow, RU, Russian Federation
Titanium alcon,ap racing,PFC,Brembo brake  caliper studs, US $120.00, image 1
Condition:New

Titanium  ti6-4 or even more rare and special vt16(mil spec)alloy.
Made bespoke for your caliper.
Race caliper fixing design.Lightweight and strong.
Prevents caliper damage(you can apply less torque). It offers more stiffness and other benefits as caliper adaptor thread long life. That's why racing teams use such a studs for caliper install.
DLC or TI-N optional coating.
Please send your special design.
4 studs in 1 set.

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