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Aerospace Components Street Lite Front Brake Kit with 12-3/8-Inch Dimpled and Scalloped Rotors; Billet Calipers (10-26 F-150)Find parts that fit my vehicle

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      Description

      For Street and Occasional Drag Race Use
      For Trucks Under 5800lbs
       
      Brake Kit Includes:
      • Billet Aluminum Direct Bolt on 4 Piston Vented Rotor Calipers  (bracketless design!)
        ZERO Modifications Required!
      • Billet Aluminum Brake Hats
      • Drilled standard with the factory lug pattern (available with other patterns on request)
      • Hawk Performance Brake Pads
      • 12 3/8 Diameter 13/16 Thick  Dimpled and Scalloped directional vane Vented Rotors
      • Grade 8 Hardware
      • Meets All NHRA/ IHRA Requirements
      • Made in U.S.A.
        Low Drag Technology!

        Installation Video

        Total Front Brake Kit Weight 32.40lbs a 58 lb savings over stock!

        These Brakes clear 16" and larger Wheels.

        You will need to change the brake hoses, oem will not fit. See the bottom of the page for the correct line kit.

      Fits: 2010-2025Ford F-150 2wd and 4wd Front

       

       

      Aerospace Components AC-F150B-FSL

      CA Residents: WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

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