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Old 19-05-2012, 08:21 PM   #1
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Default Brembo/Territory

Hi Matt, just wanting clarification on something and I reckon you'd be able to clear this up.

I just sold my 1 piston PBR2 rear calipers (from my old Brembo 4/1 setup) and before I let them go I had a look at the rears from my Territory Turbo compared to the Brembo package and bugger me drunk they look the same, right down to the casting numbers except the Brembo rear discs are drilled and they are painted red of course.

Can you confirm that this is in fact the case?


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