10-15 Chevrolet Camaro 5th Gen Front Drag Racing Brake Kit (Reusing Factory Hubs) - 001-0280

10-15 Chevrolet Camaro 5th Gen Front Drag Racing Brake Kit (Reusing Factory Hubs) - 001-0280

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M251S

$549.50

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10-15 Chevrolet Camaro 5th Gen Front Drag Racing Brake Kit (Reusing Factory Hubs) - 001-02802010 2015 Chevy Camaro (5th gen), front drag kit. (Reusing Factory Hubs) 001 0280 Install Instructions Front Brake Lines: Click Here Note: This brake kit allows for use of 15" wheels WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm www. P65Warnings. ca. gov We recommend using TBM DOT 5. 1 Extreme 6 Brake Fluid for all TBM Brake Kits. You'll need at least 4 (12 oz) bottles of fluid when building and plumbing a new system that is empty. Kit Weight: 16. 0 LBS

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Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2016