Hawk HB266Y.650 LTS Truck/SUV Street Pad Category_Kart Racing Shoes 50 feet of industrial grade

Name: Hawk HB266Y.650 LTS Truck/SUV Street Pad Category_Kart Racing Shoes 50 feet of industrial grade
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 82902380302
Price: 118.79 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6885 (19 reviews)

SKU 82902380302 · ★ 4.7

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Hawk HB266Y.650 LTS Truck SUV Street Pad Category_Kart Racing Shoes 50 feet of industrial grade 50 feet of industrial grade capillary tubing is stitched to the inside of the material to further improve temperature control The Multichron can handle up to 9 splits PER driver Heavier vehicles with bigger brakes are more likely to experience the same high temperatures and fade during day to day driving as a track car Hawk Performance's LTS brake compound utilizes the same Ferro Carbon technology found in Hawk's High Performance street car pads to help provide superior stopping power for full sized light trucks

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