EBC S9 Kits Yellowstuff Pads and USR Rotors

EBC S9 Kits Yellowstuff Pads and USR Rotors

Marsoni

M251S

$182.52

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EBC S9 Kits Yellowstuff Pads and USR RotorsSKU: S9KR1207 EBC Brakes S9KR1207 S9 Kits Yellowstuff Pads and USR Rotors Rear for 2000 2009 Honda S2000 EBC Brakes S9KR1207 delivers a complete rear brake kit with Yellowstuff high friction pads and USR fine slotted rotors designed for 2000 2009 Honda S2000 Base and CR models. This kit offers immediate stopping power for street and track driving with 15% savings over separate purchases plus included caliper lube. Direct replacement ensures easy bolt

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