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FERODO Brake Disc Pad Set - FDB497 STSinter Grip ST Series for Street use in front or rear applications. Attn: Each Pad Set contains two individual pads for fitment to one disc rotor caliper. HH Rated (highest Cold Hot friction co efficient rating obtainable) for street legal application. Metallic powders and filler compounds are pressed and fused together at a very high temperature. Sintered formulation delivers excellent brakng performance and allows controlled braking in wet or dry
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