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Wilwood Forged Dynalite Pro Series Rear Big Brake Kit with Drilled and Slotted Rotors; Black Calipers (79-93 Mustang w/ Ford 8.8 Rear & 2.5 Axle Offset)Find parts that fit my vehicle

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      Description. FDL Pro-Series rear disc brake kits provide a complete solution for popular muscle car rear axles on applications where individual wheel parking brake assemblies are not required. Forged billet Dynalite four piston calipers, two-piece hat and rotor assemblies, and high friction pads provide optimized and balanced braking for all types of off-road, competition, and other customized applications. FDL calipers can be optioned with a full range of finishes to reflect personalized style. Rotor choices provide options for high-tech show winning style, or heavy weight durability and cooling capacity for high heat competition.

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      Wilwood 140-3018-BD

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      Reviews of Wilwood Brakes products have an average rating of 4.7 out of 5

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