Wilwood Caliper-Narrow Superlite 6R-RH - Red 1.38/1.12/1.12in Pistons 1.10in Disc

Wilwood Caliper-Narrow Superlite 6R-RH - Red 1.38/1.12/1.12in Pistons 1.10in Disc

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M251S

$189.26

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Wilwood Caliper-Narrow Superlite 6R-RH - Red 1.38/1.12/1.12in Pistons 1.10in DiscThe Forged Narrow Superlite 6R (FNSL6R) is our newest version for the venerable Superlite caliper series adds the versatility and convenience of radial mounting to this widely popular caliper group. Radial mounting simplifies adaptation and provides two planes of adjustment for accurate alignment over the disc. These calipers integrate "Big Brake" style with Wilwood's latest technology to generate big stopping power in extreme environments over a

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