Product Description

Front Left Right Brake Caliper with Pad Compatible with Honda 45150-Hp5-601 45250-Hp5-601

These front left and right brake calipers are hydraulic assemblies that initiate braking by squeezing the brake pads against the rotor when you press the lever. This action creates friction to safely slow or stop your Honda ATV, including the Rancher 420, Foreman Rubicon 520, and other TRX420/500/520 models. Engineered for direct replacement, they ensure consistent pressure distribution and reliable stopping power for off-road and utility applications.

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Related Questions

1.Can you put a left caliper on the right side?

In performance? no. They are the same. However, their mounts are different. Normally, one only fits on the left and the other only fits on the right. Same for cars and motorcycles. On some motorcycles, one caliper may have additional duties.

2.How to know which caliper goes on which side?

A Right Hand Leading caliper (RL) will mount on the right side of the car, on the front edge of the brake rotor; a Right Hand Trailing caliper (RT) will mount on the rear edge of the brake rotor. Equal bore size calipers (calipers with all four pistons the same size) may be mounted either way.

3.How to know which caliper goes on which side?

A Right Hand Leading caliper (RL) will mount on the right side of the car, on the front edge of the brake rotor; a Right Hand Trailing caliper (RT) will mount on the rear edge of the brake rotor. Equal bore size calipers (calipers with all four pistons the same size) may be mounted either way.

4.Are upgraded calipers worth it?

Upgrading to a set of performance fixed calipers can offer a noticeable improvement in your car’s braking capabilities, especially under demanding conditions. These benefits are the primary reason why enthusiasts and racers make the investment.

5.Are OEM brake calipers better than aftermarket?

The Difference Between OEM and Aftermarket Brake Components.
Are OEM brake calipers better than aftermarket ones? Yes, they usually are. OEM brake calipers fit better, resist rust, and are made of higher quality materials, making them easy to install and dependable. They also often have better warranties, which makes them worth the extra cost.