Wilwood Left Rear Black Six-Piston TX6, Bracket-Mounted Caliper for Ford F-250/F-350 4WD

SKU: 120-17694-BK

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Product details

The black left rear Wilwood TX6 carries six stainless pistons for the documented later Ford heavy-duty truck rear brake package. A nominal 1.38-inch rotor channel and 5.04-square-inch effective area identify this configuration separately from the larger-bore front caliper. Founded in 1977 by Bill Wood, Wilwood Engineering is based in Camarillo, California. It designs and manufactures disc braking systems for motorsport, street-performance and specialized applications, with a component range covering calipers, brake rotors, master cylinders, valves, fittings and brake lines.

Technical Details

  • Manufacturer part number: 120-17694-BK. Type: TX6-DM Forged Lug Mount caliper.
  • Caliper body: forged aluminum; finish: Black Powder Coat.
  • Mounting: lug, 12.00-inch centers; orientation: left hand.
  • Piston arrangement: 6 stainless steel pistons; bore specification 1.62/1.38/1.38 inches. Effective piston area: 5.04 square inches.
  • Brake pad shape: 10120. Choose pad dimensions and friction material for the brake system.
  • Rotor channel: 1.38-inch nominal width. Specified width limits: 1.30–1.38 inch; rotor outside diameter: 15.50 inches.
  • Piston dust boots: yes.
  • Hydraulic inlet thread: 1/8-27 NPT. Match the fitting thread and sealing arrangement to the brake hose.
  • Component: one individual hydraulic brake caliper. Select the mating rotor, pads, mounting hardware and line connection to suit the complete brake assembly.
  • Caliper component weight: approximately 14.4 lb.

Fitment & Compatibility

Use the 2023-and-later Ford F-250/F-350 4WD rear conversion's bracket, rotor and flexline arrangement. Check rotor offset and the wheel-clearance drawing, and retain the caliper's proper left-hand piston sequence.

With 20+ years of experience, PMB Performance can help assess the brake hardware. Provide the caliper number, rotor dimensions and bracket measurements when asking about compatibility.