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Wilwood Dynapro Front Brake System 6 Piston Caliper 12.19 in Drilled Slotted Rotor Offset Hub Red Powder Coat GM G Body 1980 87 1126207 Features:Designed to fit low in EQ TCC294A Features:Designed to fit low in the block to clear firewall and intake combinationsSupplied with bronze gearSupplied with large diameter HEI style distributor cap and rotorMust be used with an MSD Crank Trigger and MSD Ignition ControlO ring seals can be added to modified blocks to improve oil pressure controlSpecial oil tract improves lubrication to the distributor and cam gearShaft is guided by a sealed ball bearing and an extra long sintered bushingOversized polished steel shaft with a QPQ coating for friction reductionCNC machined billet aluminum housing and Dupont Rynite base Magnum Drag 2 They offer everything from individual components like rotors Wilwood is a leading manufacturer of high performance brake systems and components to fit a wide range of track and street applications
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