Tie Down Engineering G5 Brake Pad Set – TD81252 – Fits 10" G5 Disc Brake Caliper (Obsolete OEM Pads) Rubber Suspension Stainless steel barrel and internal 235-80-R16-LRG-16x6-865-BD477

Name: Tie Down Engineering G5 Brake Pad Set – TD81252 – Fits 10" G5 Disc Brake Caliper (Obsolete OEM Pads) Rubber Suspension Stainless steel barrel and internal 235-80-R16-LRG-16x6-865-BD477
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SKU: 59397091208
Price: 128.00 USD
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Tie Down Engineering G5 Brake Pad Set – TD81252 – Fits 10" G5 Disc Brake Caliper (Obsolete OEM Pads) Rubber Suspension Stainless steel barrel and internal 235 80 R16 LRG 16x6 865 BD477 Stainless steel barrel and internal components you can purchase TL2002 individually: OEM style ceramic friction pads This part has been discontinued and availability is extremely limited

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