Rear Rotors For Toyota NIBK RN1201

Marsoni

M251S

$120.00

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Rear Rotors For Toyota NIBK RN1201The NIBK RN1201 Rear Rotors are engineered for Toyota vehicles, ensuring optimal braking performance and longevity. Specifications Specification Value Specification Type Solid Disc Thickness (Max) 10 Num. of holes 5 Height 56. 5 Centering Diameter 55 Pitch Circle 100 Front Rear Rear Outter 280 Drum 167 Disc Thickness (Min) 9 Structure Material G3000 Cross Reference BENDIX EUR 562418B TOYOTA 42431 05030 TOYOTA 4243105060

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This oil pan works decently but would be much better if it were slightly larger. At the size it is it is easy to miss the pan and make a mess. The pan holds enough oil for a bike or lawnmower but not enough for a car or truck. The plugs screw on well and don’t leak from my use. But the pan has inner lips that hold oil and make it hard to clean, would be much better if it were a smooth surface. The pan is made of thick plastic though and is well built overall, it just could be designed better.

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Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2025