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Product details
A 0.25-inch rotor-width specification and 1.00/1.00-inch piston bores identify this rear Wilwood UTV4 brake caliper for Honda Talon. The black finish is applied to the exact component described below; match the mounting bracket before replacement. Wilwood Engineering, founded in 1977 by Bill Wood, is based in Camarillo, California. The company designs and manufactures disc braking equipment for motorsport, street-performance and specialized use. Calipers, rotors, master cylinders, valves, fittings and brake lines form a range whose individual components must be matched to one another. UTV4 is a forged four-piston hydraulic caliper used with the matching Wilwood rear UTV conversion. The replacement caliper requires the kit-specific bracket and rotor assembly; it is not a direct replacement for an unmodified factory brake.
Technical Details
- Manufacturer part number: 120-16572-BK
- Component: UTV4 Caliper; one individual caliper
- Placement: Rear Universal mounting orientation; verify axle position
- Construction and finish: Forged aluminum; Black Powder Coat
- Nominal rotor width: 0.25 inches
- Rotor width range: 0.19–0.25 inches
- Maximum rotor diameter: 11.25 inches
- Caliper weight reference: 3.2 lb
- Mounting interface: Lug; mounting centers 8.75 inches
- Hydraulic inlet thread: M10 x 1.25
- Pistons: 4; stainless steel; bore dimensions 1.00/1.00 inches
- Hydraulic piston area: 1.58 square inches
- Dust boots: No
- Brake pad shape: 7812; shape number does not specify a friction compound
Fitment & Compatibility
One replacement rear caliper for the matching Wilwood UTV4 conversion on Honda Talon (2019–2021). Use the specified kit bracket and dynamic-mount 11.25 × 0.25-inch-wide rotor. The original Honda brake mounting arrangement does not establish compatibility with this caliper by itself.
Wilwood caliper specifications · Wilwood technical reference
With over 20 years of experience in parts and fitment, PMB Performance can help you compare the actual brake assembly. Include rotor width, mounting centers and the existing caliper details when requesting assistance.
