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Product details
Red finish and 1.88/1.62/1.62-inch bores distinguish this Wilwood TC6R configuration. It is a right-hand 6-piston brake caliper for 1.38-inch-wide rotors, with 8.27-inch radial attachment centers. Wilwood Engineering was founded by Bill Wood in 1977 and is based in Camarillo, California. The company makes disc brake systems and components, including calipers, rotors, master cylinders, valves, fittings and brake lines for motorsport, street-performance and specialized applications.
Wilwood specifies front mount clocking for this right-hand caliper. This is its orientation around the spindle, not a designation of the vehicle’s front or rear axle. Match the intended rotor rotation and upper bleed position.
Technical Details
- Manufacturer part number: 120-14319-FSR
- Mounting: Right hand; Radial; 8.27-inch centers; 0.45-inch mounting holes
- Mount height: 2.56 inches
- Rotor width: 1.38-inch nominal; 1.32–1.38-inch permitted range
- Rotor diameter range: 14.00–16.00 inches
- Pad shape: Wilwood type 6318; compound selected separately
- Piston arrangement: 6 pistons; 1.88/1.62/1.62-inch bores; stainless steel
- Hydraulic piston area: 6.90 square inches, as specified by Wilwood
- Body and finish: Forged aluminum; Red Powder Coat
- Fluid inlet: 1/8-27 NPT
- Dust boots: No
- Component: Wilwood TC6R; one caliper
Fitment & Compatibility
Use the intended rotor and bracket dimensions to establish compatibility. The chosen pad compound, master-cylinder volume and brake balance must be considered with this caliper’s piston sizes.
This listing covers one caliper. Match the brake pads, rotor, hose and mounting arrangement to the complete brake system.
TC6R calipers use six differential-bore stainless pistons in a radial-mount body intended for heavy truck and SUV brake packages. Six bridge bolts join the body, and replaceable steel bridge plates protect the pad abutments.
Ask PMB Performance for help comparing this caliper with your existing assembly. Our over 20 years of experience are most useful when you provide rotor size, mounting details and the current piston configuration.
