PSR17785 Disc Rotor - Nissan Front 295.6mm (PAIR)

PSR17785 Disc Rotor - Nissan Front 295.6mm (PAIR)

Marsoni

M251S

$180.00

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PSR17785 Disc Rotor - Nissan Front 295.6mm (PAIR)Disc Rotor Nissan Front 295. 6mm The new POWERSTOP Rotors are developed from OE samples and made of a specialised high carbon material for added strength and sound dampening qualities. Our Rotors come with a lateral runout of 0. 1mm or less and are mill balanced for a thickness variation of less than 0. 01mm POWERSTOP Rotors are inspected throughout the manufacturing process for consistency and quality. FEATURES Anti Corrosion coating to rotor hat and

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012