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Product details
The Type III anodized Wilwood Dynapro Radial Dust Seal uses four 1.62-inch stainless pistons with dust boots for piston protection. This is the nominal 0.81-inch rotor-width version on 5.98-inch radial mounting centers. Check the bracket height and wheel envelope as well as the attachment spacing. 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: 120-14706
- Mounting: universal side configuration; Radial; 5.98-inch centers; 0.39-inch mounting holes
- Mount height: 1.61 inches
- Rotor width: 0.81-inch nominal; 0.75–0.86-inch permitted range
- Rotor diameter range: 10.75–12.19 inches
- Pad shape: Wilwood type 7816; compound selected separately
- Piston arrangement: 4 pistons; 1.62-inch bores; stainless steel
- Hydraulic piston area: 4.12 square inches, as specified by Wilwood
- Body and finish: Forged aluminum; Type III anodized
- Fluid inlet: 1/8-27 NPT
- Dust boots: Yes
- Component: Wilwood Dynapro Radial Dust Seal; one caliper
Fitment & Compatibility
Confirm rotor diameter as well as thickness, and allow for pad and caliper clearance inside the wheel. The mount pattern is a dimensional requirement rather than a vehicle fitment guarantee.
This listing covers one caliper. Match the brake pads, rotor, hose and mounting arrangement to the complete brake system.
This four-piston radial Dynapro includes piston dust wipers. The radial mounting centers are common to several rotor-width and radius versions, so bracket height, pad sweep and actual rotor dimensions must all be compared.
PMB Performance has over 20 years of brake and parts experience. Send us the caliper specifications, rotor measurements and bracket details if you need help selecting the correct component.
