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1970-1971 Dodge Challenger Front Brake Line Kit Power Disc Brakes EKT7003SS brake-parts Max dyno gains of 12 55155116-CRN

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1970 1971 Dodge Challenger Front Brake Line Kit Power Disc Brakes EKT7003SS brake parts Max dyno gains of 12 55155116 CRN Max dyno gains of 12 HP and 13 LB 3L engines and is perfect for the person looking for a moderate sound level inside and outside of the truck 1x Master Cylinder Brake Line A Our stainless steel lines are T304 but are of a special softer blend to help with any possible leaks

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