What is included in this rear brake hardware kit?

This kit contains the essential clips and springs needed for the proper installation of rear brake pads. These components help secure the pads and allow for their correct movement within the caliper bracket.

Why should I replace my brake hardware when changing pads?

Brake hardware can become worn, corroded, or lose tension over time. Replacing it with new parts ensures your brake pads seat correctly, move freely, and retract properly, which helps prevent noise and maintain braking performance.

Does this kit include brake pads or rotors?

No, this is a hardware kit only. It includes the small metal components like clips and springs necessary for brake pad installation. You will need to purchase brake pads and rotors separately.

DFC 18-23 Genesis G70 Rear Premium Hardware Kit

Specifications

Brand: DFC
Part #: 340-10003
UPC: 190920493393

DFC 18-23 Genesis G70 Rear Premium Hardware Kit

Name: DFC 18-23 Genesis G70 Rear Premium Hardware Kit
Brand: DFC
Price: 5.69 USD
Availability: InStock

$5.69

Only 5 left in stock

Fits 2018-2020 Genesis G80. DFC Rear Premium Hardware Kit. Ensures proper brake pad seating.

Key Features

Fits 2018-2020 Genesis G80, 2022-2023 Genesis G70, and 2022-2023 Kia Stinger.
Includes essential clips and springs for rear brake installation.
Helps ensure proper brake pad seating and movement.
Contributes to preventing brake noise and ensuring pad retraction.

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Fits these vehicles

Genesis G70 2022-2023
Genesis G80 2018-2020
Kia Stinger 2022-2023

Product Details

This DFC hardware kit includes the necessary clips and springs that hold your brake pads in place and allow them to move freely within the caliper bracket. Proper spring tension and clip alignment are crucial for preventing brake noise and ensuring the pads retract properly when you release the brake pedal. Using new hardware helps maintain the intended operation of your braking system, contributing to consistent stopping power and a quieter ride.