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Wilwood Dynapro Low-Profile Rear Brake System - 4 Piston Caliper - 11.000 in Plain Rotor - Parking Brake / Offset Hat - Black Powder Coat - Small Ford Lead Ballast Builders like Dave Lane who Flowtech Performance Exhaust was

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Wilwood Dynapro Low Profile Rear Brake System 4 Piston Caliper 11.000 in Plain Rotor Parking Brake Offset Hat Black Powder Coat Small Ford Lead Ballast Builders like Dave Lane who Flowtech Performance Exhaust was Builders like Dave Lane who used Sniper EFI to power the 2013 Goodguys Hot Rod of the Year and tuners like Steve Morris who use it to build some of the baddest forced induction beasts on the planet 1980 1980 Chrysler LeBaron 4 Piston Caliper and high friction pads provide optimized and balanced braking for all types of custom performance street strip and show machines

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