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Chevy Rear Disc Brake Rotor, Right, Drilled & Slotted, 1955-1957

Item EK-57-190534-1
Chevy Rear Disc Brake Rotor, Right, Drilled & Slotted, 1955-1957
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      Product Information

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      Features

      • Replacement Rotor For CCI Rear Disc Brake Kits P/N 20-403, 20-103 & 20-132
      • Drilled & Sweep Slotted For Maximum Cooling & Great Looks!
      • 11" Rotor
      • Ecklers Legacy Number: 20-402
      • Eckler OEM Number: ARGX-8121R

      Description

      Eckler's Classic Chevy is proud to present our new premium 1955-1957 Classic Chevy Rotors which are OE replacement rotors with slotted, crossdrilled surface. Worn rotors that go bad can cause serious brake and safety issues so you can let them wear. Our rotors have a dynamic visual impact, proper counter-rotational drill and slot pattern. This rotor fits the rear and we have both right and left. Slotted, crossdrilled, rotors are a perfect OE replacement for your worn out 1955 1956 1957 Chevy rotors. Always trust Eckler's Classic Chevy for all your restoration needs!

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