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Brake Caliper Remanufactured Left Rear (88-96 Corvette C4)Find parts that fit my vehicle

Item EK-25-129846-1
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    Features

    • Left Rear 1988-96 Corvette Caliper
    • Rebuilt Calipers Sold On Exchange Basis
    • Add $80 Core Charge If Rebuildable Cores Do Not Accompany Order
    • Core Charge Refunded Once Rebuildable Cores Are Received
    • Core Rebuildability Determined by Lonestar
    • Fits 1988-96 Corvette C4 Models

    Description

    Premium Brake Component. The Brake Caliper Remanufactured Left Rear is designed to restore proper braking performance and safety to your vehicle. It is an essential component that applies hydraulic pressure to the brake pads, ensuring effective stopping power. This part is critical for maintaining vehicle control during braking maneuvers.

    Construction and Appearance. This caliper is rebuilt to original equipment specifications using high-quality materials to ensure durability and reliability. It features a refinished exterior with a corrosion-resistant coating, providing a clean and durable surface that withstands harsh driving conditions.

    Installation. Installation is straightforward for those familiar with brake system components, typically requiring no drilling or modifications. It mounts directly to the factory caliper bracket, facilitating a smooth replacement process.

    Application. Engineered specifically for the left rear position on 1988-96 Corvette C4 models, ensuring precise fit and optimal braking performance without additional modifications.

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