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PFC Spec Miata (NA 1.6L) Rear Brake Pads - 08 Compound - 0458.08.13.44 Manufacturer_Molecule the PFC 08 Compound Rear

Name: PFC Spec Miata (NA 1.6L) Rear Brake Pads - 08 Compound - 0458.08.13.44 Manufacturer_Molecule the PFC 08 Compound Rear
Brand: cottaeng.com.br
SKU: 76320944633
Price: 158.95 USD
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PFC Spec Miata (NA 1.6L) Rear Brake Pads 08 Compound 0458.08.13.44 Manufacturer_Molecule the PFC 08 Compound Rear the PFC 08 Compound Rear Brake Pads deliver smooth initial bite the Brey Krause engine mount counteracts this stress with an attractive reinforced and gusseted design The 08 compound is known for its low rotor wear and consistent performance over long sessions Ideal for drivers looking to upgrade rear end stability and braking control without sacrificing pad life

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