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PAIR OF ULTIMA FRONT DISC BRAKE CALIPERS TO SUIT MITSUBISHI TRITON MK 4M40 DIESEL 2.8L I4 SUITS 4D 4WD

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PAIR OF ULTIMA FRONT DISC BRAKE CALIPERS TO SUIT MITSUBISHI TRITON MK 4M40 DIESEL 2.8L I4 SUITS 4D 4WDUltima Disc Brake Calipers Quality Replacement for Reliable Braking Disc brake calipers are an essential component of a disc brake system, applying hydraulic pressure to the brake disc to create controlled stopping force. Correct caliper operation supports even pad contact, stable braking response and dependable everyday driving performance. Ultima disc brake calipers are designed as direct replacement components, manufactured to suit standard disc

Ultima Disc Brake Calipers – Quality Replacement for Reliable Braking

Disc brake calipers are an essential component of a disc brake system, applying hydraulic pressure to the brake disc to create controlled stopping force. Correct caliper operation supports even pad contact, stable braking response and dependable everyday driving performance.

Ultima disc brake calipers are designed as direct replacement components, manufactured to suit standard disc brake and caliper systems. Ideal for routine servicing and repairs, they offer a practical solution when replacing worn brake discs and calipers.


Key Features:

  • Manufactured as a direct replacement to align with OE specifications and factory mounting points.
  • Constructed from durable cast materials suited to everyday road conditions.
  • Designed to work with standard brake disc and caliper assemblies.
  • Precision built to match compatible disc brake system requirements.
  • Ideal for regular servicing, part replacement and restoring proper braking function.

Shop now at MACE Engineering Group for Ultima disc brake calipers and dependable braking components for everyday driving.

This pair of disc brake calipers suits Mitsubishi vehicles fitted with 4G64, 4M40, 4D56T and 4M40T Turbo Diesel I4 engines.


Contents:

  • 2 X Front disc brake caliper

Vehicle Fitment Guide

 

Notes:

  • This pair of disc brake calipers features a twin-piston design.
  • This pair of disc brake calipers may require reuse of the original caliper bracket on some models.
  • This pair of disc brake calipers is compatible with 24 mm thick brake rotors.
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