PFC Subaru Impreza WRX STI (2001-2014) Rear Brake Pads - 11 Compound - 0109.11.16.44 Category_Sensors The Fresh Air Systems 6-Pack

Name: PFC Subaru Impreza WRX STI (2001-2014) Rear Brake Pads - 11 Compound - 0109.11.16.44 Category_Sensors The Fresh Air Systems 6-Pack
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 79662636090
Price: 117.97 USD
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PFC Subaru Impreza WRX STI (2001 2014) Rear Brake Pads 11 Compound 0109.11.16.44 Category_Sensors The Fresh Air Systems 6 Pack The Fresh Air Systems 6 Pack Cooler Mount is designed to securely mount the older generation 6 pack cooler (Coleman brand) Extension bolts included in the kit The PFC 11 Compound Rear Brake Pads are built for sprint and medium distance racing where precise control and fade resistance matter most Ideal for track day and club racing setups on the WRX STI (2001–2014)

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