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Product details
This Type III anodized Wilwood Forged Narrow Dynalite is a four-piston competition caliper with 1.62-inch stainless bores. The 3.50-inch lug pattern suits the narrow mounting arrangement, while this particular body is sized for a nominally 1.25-inch-wide rotor. Compare its rotor envelope and pad location with the existing installation. Bill Wood founded Wilwood Engineering in 1977. Based in Camarillo, California, Wilwood designs and manufactures disc brake systems and parts for motorsport, street-performance and specialized applications, from calipers and rotors to master cylinders, valves, fittings and brake lines.
Technical Details
- Manufacturer part number: 120-14333
- Component: Wilwood Forged Narrow Dynalite; one caliper
- Pad shape: Wilwood types 7816 / 7216; compound selected separately
- Rotor width: 1.25-inch nominal; 1.19–1.25-inch permitted range
- Rotor diameter range: 11.75–12.72 inches
- Mounting: universal side configuration; Lug; 3.50-inch centers; 0.45-inch mounting holes
- Mount height: 2.85 inches
- Piston arrangement: 4 pistons; 1.62-inch bores; stainless steel
- Hydraulic piston area: 4.12 square inches, as specified by Wilwood
- Fluid inlet: 1/8-27 NPT
- Body and finish: Forged aluminum; Type III anodized
- Dust boots: No
Fitment & Compatibility
Check the caliper-to-bracket attachment and rotor offset before ordering. Changing piston diameter changes hydraulic requirements even when a different caliper shares the same bolt spacing.
This listing covers one caliper. Match the brake pads, rotor, hose and mounting arrangement to the complete brake system.
The Forged Narrow Dynalite is a four-piston competition caliper with 3.50-inch lug mounting centers. Top-loading pads and internal fluid passages simplify service, while the narrow mounting pattern must match the existing tabs or bracket.
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.
