DBA 09+ Nissan GTR R-35 Rear Slotted 5000 Series 2 Piece Rotor Assembled w/ Black Hat

DBA 09+ Nissan GTR R-35 Rear Slotted 5000 Series 2 Piece Rotor Assembled w/ Black Hat

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DBA 09+ Nissan GTR R-35 Rear Slotted 5000 Series 2 Piece Rotor Assembled w/ Black HatSKU: DBA52321BLKS 9316391376091. DBA 09+ Nissan GTR R 35 Rear Slotted 5000 Series 2 Piece Rotor Assembled w Black Hat 5000 Series T3 is the ultimate in direct replacement 2 piece performance brake rotors Featuring all the benefits of the 5000 Series along with DBAs patented world renowned T3 bi directional slot design. Built on the foundations of DBAs T 2 slot, the T 3 slot design features additional precise CNC machined tri symmetrical slots,

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Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2008