Genuine Toyota Landcruiser Fj40 Brake Pedal Pads Rubber New Nos Hj45 Bj40 Fj45 on 2040-parts.com
brisbane, queensland, Australia
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FACTORY Brake and Clutch pedal rubber pad Genuine Toyota FJ40 FJ45 HJ45 HJ47 BJ40 BJ42 - specific to pRE 1980 40 series landcruisers but should fit all that have the rectangular pedal. Please ask if you're unsure! This pad is BRAND NEW OLD STOCK (NOS) from toyota Japan - OEM Original Equipment Manufacturer. They are NOT cheap ass Taiwanese copies. This is a direct replacement for you existing pad. It just simply stretches over the solid steel pedal and is not difficult at all to replace. Certainly helps give that little bit more confidence that your foot isn't going to slide off the brake pedal in those holy sh!t moments! As expected this item is as good as you will get as they are brand new and will come in toyota packaging and have only been opened for purposes of taking photos. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask. I also have other item listed too so check them out! Will Post worldwide at buyers expense - all buyers please feel free to ask for a quote!! |
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