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SSBC-USA Sport R1 Rear Disc Brake Conversion Kit with Built-In Parking Brake Assembly and Vented Rotors for Ford 9-Inch Small Bearing; Zinc Calipers (64-71 Fairlane. Torino)

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SSBC-USA Sport R1 Rear Disc Brake Conversion Kit with Built-In Parking Brake Assembly and Vented Rotors for Ford 9-Inch Small Bearing; Zinc Calipers (64-71 Fairlane. Torino)
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      1963-1973 FORD, MERCURY REAR DRUM/DISC BRAKE CONVERSION KIT-8-9" SMALL BEARING- 1 PISTON-SPORT R1-54MM ALUMINUM CALIPERS WITH INTERNAL PARKING BRAKE-USA MADE

      Ford 8" and 9" small bearing.

      All hardware included. Caliper includes built-in parking brake
      Braided stainless flex lines
      Sport R1 Single-Piston aluminum calipers
      High performance pads
      Turbo slotted rotors with Xtra Life plating
      Calipers MADE IN THE USA. Please note that the calipers in this kit are coated with a clear anodize finish. Upgrade to red or black calipers for an additional cost.

      SSBC-USA A111-20

      CA Residents: WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

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