PFC V1 Replacement Rotor - Left - Porsche 996/997, 986/987 Boxster/Cayman Diameter_350 Performance Friction's full floating Direct

Name: PFC V1 Replacement Rotor - Left - Porsche 996/997, 986/987 Boxster/Cayman Diameter_350 Performance Friction's full floating Direct
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 83794301143
Price: 151.47 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6507000000000005 (10 reviews)

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PFC V1 Replacement Rotor Left Porsche 996 997, 986 987 Boxster Cayman Diameter_350 Performance Friction's full floating Direct Performance Friction's full floating Direct Drive attachment system allows the brake disc to naturally expand contract both radially and axially without being constrained by the hub The easy to read bubble gauge shows both Caster & Camber The PFC V1 Replacement Rotor (Part #318 87) for the left side is a direct fit

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