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Hi-Q Front Brake Pad SP1256 for Mitsubishi (L200 Endeavor 2WD/4WD) / Nissan (Cefiro 3.0) Hagen - Brake Pad Fuel Efficiency - The low

SKU: 71969860939
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Hi Q Front Brake Pad SP1256 for Mitsubishi (L200 Endeavor 2WD 4WD) Nissan (Cefiro 3.0) Hagen Brake Pad Fuel Efficiency The low Fuel Efficiency The low rolling resistance of EP300 proves to increase mileage by 11km per tank Safer Wet Grip The EP300 shows improvements in safe wet performance Long Lasting Deeper lug depth and optimized crown shape provide long lasting performanceNanoPro Tech Bridgestone's cutting edge compound contributes to improved wet grip and reduced rolling resistance The PRO60 features a 60A precision power supply that provides 12V battery boost voltage without flickering to prevent damage to the vehicle’s electronics and ECU

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