What does this brake hardware kit include?

This kit contains the essential clips and springs needed for the front brake installation on compatible Jaguar models. It's designed to replace the original hardware that may be worn or corroded.

Why should I replace my brake hardware?

Replacing brake hardware when you change your pads and rotors is recommended to ensure proper pad movement and seating. New clips and springs help prevent sticking and promote even brake pad wear.

Does this kit come with new brake pads or rotors?

No, this is a hardware kit only. It includes the small metal pieces like clips and springs that hold the brake pads in place. You will need to purchase brake pads and rotors separately.

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DFC 73-97 Jaguar XJR Front Premium Hardware Kit

Specifications

Brand: DFC
Part #: 340-20000
UPC: 190920001208

DFC 73-97 Jaguar XJR Front Premium Hardware Kit

Name: DFC 73-97 Jaguar XJR Front Premium Hardware Kit
Brand: DFC
Price: 4.78 USD
Availability: InStock

$4.78

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Key Features

Fits Jaguar Vanden Plas (1982-1986), XJ12 (1973-1979), XJ6 (1973-1987), XJR (1996-1997), XJRS (1993), and XJS (1976-1996).
Direct replacement for original front brake hardware.
Includes essential clips and springs for brake pad installation.
Helps ensure proper brake pad seating and movement.

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Product Details

DFC is known for making reliable replacement parts, and this front brake hardware kit is no different. If you're working on the brakes for your Jaguar XJR, XJS, or XJ6, this kit has the essential pieces you'll need to get the job done right. It's designed to replace the original hardware, ensuring your new brake pads and rotors seat properly.

This kit includes the necessary clips and springs that often get lost or become corroded during brake jobs. Having fresh hardware helps your new brake pads move freely within the caliper bracket, which is important for even wear and consistent stopping performance. It's a small detail, but using new hardware is a good practice when replacing brake components to ensure everything functions as it should.