Terrain Tamer Strut Hand Brake Shoe Modified for Toyota Land Cruiser - Part No: 47613-60020M

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  • Vendor Terrain Tamer
  • SKU 47613-60020M

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Terrain Tamer Modified Handbrake Shoe Strut

If your Land Cruiser's handbrake requires excessive lever travel before engaging, this Terrain Tamer modified handbrake shoe strut is a simple upgrade designed to improve handbrake feel and performance.

Unlike the factory strut, the modified design features a reduced groove depth, allowing the handbrake shoes to sit slightly further apart. This reduces the amount of cable movement required to apply the handbrake, resulting in a firmer feel and more positive engagement.

Ideal when rebuilding or servicing the rear handbrake assembly on vehicles fitted with rear disc brakes and drum-in-disc handbrake systems.

Features

  • Genuine Terrain Tamer upgraded design
  • Improves handbrake feel and engagement
  • Reduces handbrake lever travel
  • Helps minimise future cable adjustment
  • ADR approved
  • Direct replacement fitment
  • Sold individually (two required per vehicle)

Vehicle Fitment

Toyota Land Cruiser 80 Series

  • FJ80
  • FZJ80
  • HZJ80
  • HDJ80

Toyota Land Cruiser 100 Series

  • HDJ100
  • UZJ100

Toyota Land Cruiser 105 Series

  • FZJ105
  • HZJ105

Toyota Land Cruiser 70 Series

  • Selected 75 Series, 76 Series, 78 Series and 79 Series models fitted with rear disc brake handbrake assemblies.

Specifications

Part Number: 47613-60020M
Brand: Terrain Tamer
Type: Modified Handbrake Shoe Strut (Dog Bone)
Quantity Required Per Vehicle: 2
ADR Approved: Yes

Land Cruiser Hub Note

When replacing worn handbrake shoes, springs or hardware, this modified strut is one of the most effective upgrades available for improving handbrake performance on ageing Land Cruiser models. It is particularly popular on 80 Series, 100 Series and 105 Series vehicles where excessive handbrake travel has become common over time.