
| SKU | KBYKB-016-2POT-V2 |
| MPN | KB-016-2POT-V2 |
| EAN | KB-016-2POT-V2 |
| Units per SKU | 1.0 |
| Certifications | None |
The Kartboy Rear 2-Pot Big Brake Adapters are designed specifically for Subaru models including 1998 to 2007 Impreza, 2002 to 2005 WRX, and 2000 to 2009 Legacy. These adapters provide an essential upgrade for your braking system, allowing the fitment of larger 2-pot calipers to improve stopping power and overall brake performance.
Constructed with precision and durability in mind, these brake adapters help enthusiasts and professional tuners enhance their vehicle's braking capabilities, whether on the street or track. Easy to install and engineered to fit perfectly, they ensure a secure and reliable attachment between your brake components and wheels.
Ideal for those seeking better brake response and reduced fade, the Kartboy adapters are a practical solution for those upgrading their Subaru's braking system. Enhance your vehicle's control and safety while maintaining the performance and reliability you expect from quality tuning parts.
Constructed with precision and durability in mind, these brake adapters help enthusiasts and professional tuners enhance their vehicle's braking capabilities, whether on the street or track. Easy to install and engineered to fit perfectly, they ensure a secure and reliable attachment between your brake components and wheels.
Ideal for those seeking better brake response and reduced fade, the Kartboy adapters are a practical solution for those upgrading their Subaru's braking system. Enhance your vehicle's control and safety while maintaining the performance and reliability you expect from quality tuning parts.
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