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Ultima | Rear Brake Drum (Single) | Toyota Landcruiser 70 75 Series 1990–1999 | AAP1746

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Ultima | Rear Brake Drum (Single) | Toyota Landcruiser 70 75 Series 1990–1999 | AAP1746Ultima Rear Brake Drum (Single) for Toyota Landcruiser 70, 75 Series 19901999 This OE quality Ultima Rear Brake Drum is a direct replacement for the rugged Toyota Landcruiser 70 and 75 Series utility and troop carrier models. It is manufactured to strict specifications to ensure reliable, stable, and consistent braking performance, which is absolutely crucial for these heavy duty 4x4 vehicles that often operate under extreme loads and challenging off

Ultima Rear Brake Drum (Single) for Toyota Landcruiser 70, 75 Series 1990–1999

This OE-quality Ultima Rear Brake Drum is a direct replacement for the rugged Toyota Landcruiser 70 and 75 Series utility and troop carrier models. It is manufactured to strict specifications to ensure reliable, stable, and consistent braking performance, which is absolutely crucial for these heavy-duty 4x4 vehicles that often operate under extreme loads and challenging off-road conditions.

Warranty

1 year / 20,000 km

Why Ultima?

Ultima braking components are engineered to **OEM standards** for precision fitment, strength, and durability. Each drum is cast from high-grade iron for long service life and stable braking, providing dependable stopping power and heat management essential for hard-working Landcruisers.

Key Features:

  • Application: Rear brake drum for **Toyota Landcruiser 70 and 75 Series**
  • Design: OE-Standard Heavy-Duty Brake Drum
  • Material: High-grade cast iron, built for longevity and durability
  • Performance: Robust and consistent OE-level braking performance, even when loaded
  • Fitment: Direct OE replacement – no modifications required
  • Unit of Measure: Sold individually (1 piece)

Technical Specifications

  • Brand: Ultima
  • Part Number (SKU): AAP1746
  • System Type: Rear Brake Drum
  • Material: High-Carbon Cast Iron
  • Position: Rear
  • Vehicle Model: Toyota Landcruiser
  • Years: 1990–1999 (70/75 Series)
  • Use: Heavy-Duty 4x4 Utility Vehicle Application

Vehicle Fitment Information

Make Model Series Years Position
Toyota Landcruiser 70 Series, 75 Series (Troop Carrier, Ute) 1990–1999 Rear

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