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Front Brake Rotors For Acura RSX 2004-2011 Honda Civic 2011-2015 Honda CR-Z For Subaru Turbo Use with slide hammer (not

Name: Front Brake Rotors For Acura RSX 2004-2011 Honda Civic 2011-2015 Honda CR-Z For Subaru Turbo Use with slide hammer (not
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SKU: 889167419
Price: 122.95 USD
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Front Brake Rotors For Acura RSX 2004-2011 Honda Civic 2011-2015 Honda CR-Z For Subaru Turbo Use with slide hammer (not

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Front Brake Rotors For Acura RSX 2004 2011 Honda Civic 2011 2015 Honda CR Z For Subaru Turbo Use with slide hammer (not Use with slide hammer (not included) with threads (5 8" 18TPI) Powder Coated Anodized Finish Product Specifics Brand: ECCPP

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