Landcruiser Disc Rotor 2t – Al-ko

Description

Al-ko 2t Landcruiser Disc Rotor up to 4.5t for Tandem Axles

Landcruiser Disc Rotor 2t by Al-ko is used on axles over 1600kg only. The actual rating for this rotor is 2.25t.

Al-ko Specification Selection

• 5 Stud Landcruiser – 5 x 9/16″ Studs – 2.25t – 150mm P.C.D.
• 5 Stud Landcruiser – 5 x 14mm Studs – 2.25t – 150mm P.C.D.
• 6 Stud Landcruiser – 6 x 1/2″ Studs – 2.25t – 139.7mm P.C.D.
• 6 Stud Landcruiser – 6 x 12mm Studs – 2.25t – 139.7mm P.C.D.
• Zinc disc rotor incl wheel nuts

Alko Disc brake rotor specifications, click here.

We recommend replacing the phenolic piston with stainless piston for longer piston life. Worn or scratched phenolic piston causes swelling, which results in sticking pistons.

Purchase a bearing kit to suit Al-ko disc rotor

• Inner ID 50mm, OD 89.96mm – HR30210
• Outer ID 31.75mm, OD 61.95mm – 15123/15245
• Seal ID 60.3mm, OD 89.96mm – 64607
• Grease Cap OD 63mm  DC2

Note 1: Alko 2t Disc rotors do not include a bearing kit. We recommend using Japanese Bearings.

Note 2: Toyota Landcruiser disc rotors are incompatible with Al-ko disc rotors.

Associated disc brake rotor parts

• Al-ko Hydraulic Disc Caliper
• Al-ko Stainless Hydraulic Disc Caliper
• Hydraulic Disc Pads | Pair
• Stainless Hydraulic Disc Pad
• Hydraulic Caliper Piston 316 Stainless
• Hydraulic Caliper Piston Seal Repair Kit

Couplemate use Landcruiser 2t Rotors on the following equipment

• 50mm Square Hydraulic Disc Brake Axle
• 50mm Square Mechanical Galvanised Disc Brake

Couplemate Trailer Parts sells only the best quality Landcruiser Disc Rotor 2t – Al-ko and caravan spare parts throughout Australia.

Customers are welcome to either pickup or take advantage of our low freight rates. Express shipping to Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Darwin, and Hobart.

We also ship products to New Zealand via Australia Post Air Express.

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Last Updated on July 17, 2020