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Centric 08 & 10-12 三菱 ランサー Evo MR / 08 & 10-11 Evo GSR リア Standard ブレーキローター

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STO121.46075

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C-TEK(R) rotor & drums establish the foundation of the Centric offering. The C-TEK(R) line serves as an affordable OE replacement. All C-TEK(R) rotors and drums are protected on the shelf by a rust preventative oil.

  • Low Initial Lateral Run-Out and Disc-Thickness Variation
  • For smooth, vibration free stopping
  • OE Vane Design & Plate Thickness
  • For vibration free performance
  • For consistent stopping power
  • Optimal Surface Finish
  • Precision Balanced

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StopTech is a leading manufacturer of high-performance braking systems and components, offering precision-engineered products for improved stopping power and durability. Their range includes big brake kits, rotors, brake pads, stainless steel brake lines, and calipers, all designed to optimize braking performance for both street and motorsport applications. Known for their commitment to quality and innovation, StopTech products are trusted by enthusiasts and racers seeking enhanced control, reduced brake fade, and superior heat dissipation.

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