Porsche Macan 95B S GTS Turbo PSCB Front Brake Rotor Pair 95B615301 302 390mm Porsche Macan 95B (S / GTS / Turbo) front brake rotors, left and right set. Part numbers 95B 615 301 and 95B 615 302. Surface Coated Brake (PSCB).
Dimensions: approx. 390 mm in diameter, approx. 52 mm in height, approx. 38 mm in thickness.
According to the previous owner, the rotors are in a usable condition.
Only the items shown in the photos are included; items not shown in the photos are not included.
Condition: Used condition. Actual fitment has not been checked, and installation on an actual vehicle has not been tested. Please make the final compatibility judgment based on the part number, your vehicle information, and the photos.
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