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Wilwood Tactical Extreme TX6R Front Big Brake Kit with 16-Inch Slotted Rotors; Black Calipers (14-18 RAM 2500)Find parts that fit my vehicle

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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Reviews, Q&A, Specs & Installation

      Features

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      • TX6R Radial Mount Six-Piston Calipers
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      • 16.00-Inch GT Slotted Directional Vane Spec-37 Alloy Rotors
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      • Black Powder Coat Finish On Calipers
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      • Radial Mount Caliper Brackets Included
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      • Compatible With Factory Disc Spindles
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      • Minimum Wheel Diameter Required Is 20 Inches
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      • Brake Pad Compound BP-Q
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      • Brake Pad Area 12.69 Square Inches
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      • Brake Pad Volume 6.81 Cubic Inches
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      • Rotor Width Is 1.50 Inches
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      • Caliper Piston Area 8.70 Square Inches
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      • Radial Mount Type For Calipers
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      • Kit Includes All Necessary Hardware For Installation
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      • Braided Stainless Steel Flex Lines May Be Required
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      • Aluminum Black E-Coat Truck Style Rotor Hats
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      • Hub Offset Dimension 1.134 Inches
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      • Fits 14-18 RAM 2500
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      Description

      High-Performance Brake Kit. The Wilwood Tactical Extreme TX6R Front Big Brake Kit with 16-Inch Slotted Rotors and Black Calipers is designed to provide superior stopping power and durability for heavy-duty trucks and SUVs. It enhances braking performance under intense conditions, making it ideal for high-demand applications requiring consistent heat dissipation and fade resistance.

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      Construction and Appearance. This brake kit features six-piston TX6R radial mount calipers finished in black powder coat for corrosion resistance and aesthetics. The rotors are 16-inch GT slotted directional vane designs made from Spec-37 iron with a black electro coat finish, providing strength and efficient heat dissipation. The included aluminum hats are finished with a black e-coat for added durability and style.

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      Installation. Installation requires no drilling and is designed for straightforward bolt-on assembly using existing factory disc spindles. The kit includes all necessary hardware, though braided stainless steel brake lines may be required depending on the vehicle setup.

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      Application. This kit fits the 14-18 RAM 2500 and is engineered to deliver optimal compatibility and performance with this model's spindle design and wheel clearance requirements.

      Wilwood 140-15381

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      Installation & What's in the Box

      Installation Info

      Installation Time

      (approx) 3 Hours

      Difficulty Level:

      Light to Moderate mechanical skill required.

      Installation Guides

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      What's in the Box

      • (2) Black TX6R Calipers
      • (2) Bracket Caliper Mounting
      • (2) Rotor
      • (2) Big Brake
      • (1) Pad Axle Set
      • (1) Braided Stainless Steel Flexline Kit
      • (1) Mounting Hardware
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