Kodiak Cast Iron Brake Caliper 225 Trojan Disc Brake Caliper

The Kodiak 225 from Trojan is a rugged, cast‑iron brake caliper assembly designed to deliver dependable stopping power in demanding driving conditions. Model T699403, this caliper embodies Trojan’s commitment to durable, serviceable braking components built to withstand high heat and heavy use. It’s the right choice when you need a reliable replacement that won’t let you down on tough jobs, long hauls, or rugged terrains.

Why this caliper stands out

• Robust cast‑iron construction provides excellent heat handling and long‑term rigidity, reducing the risk of warping under heavy braking and high-temperature cycles.
• Precise engineering and fit with carefully machined mounting surfaces to ensure consistent pad alignment and predictable bite every time you step on the pedal.
• Solid hydraulic connections featured with brass fittings for secure hose attachment, promoting reliable fluid flow and reducing the chance of leaks at the port interfaces.
• Serviceable bleed/port access with a dedicated bleed point that simplifies routine maintenance and fluid refreshes, helping you keep braking performance at peak levels.
• Clear identity and model traceability marked with the Kodiak 225 imprint (model reference for quick service, parts matching, and inventory control).
• Brand confidence backed by Trojan’s reputation for dependable heavy‑duty braking components, designed to perform in fleet, construction, and off‑road environments.

This caliper is crafted to work within Trojan disc brake systems, providing a direct‑fit replacement that maintains the reliability and braking response you expect from Trojan’s engineering standards. The Kodiak 225 offers a durable solution when upgrading or restoring a Trojan braking setup, helping fleets minimize downtime and maintain steady, controlled braking in all weather and loads.

Ideal use cases

• Replacement for worn or corroded Trojan disc brake calipers on trucks, trailers, utility vehicles, and construction equipment.
• Upgrades in shops and fleets seeking a heavy‑duty caliper that resists heat soak during extended braking cycles.
• Maintenance planning where a reliable, long‑lasting caliper supports safer operation and easier service scheduling.

Practical tips
- Inspect mounting bolts and rotor surface during installation to ensure a clean, true seating and even pad wear.
- Use the appropriate DOT brake fluid and follow standard bleeding procedures to maintain optimal hydraulic performance.
- Keep the caliper free of debris and inspect the brass fittings for tightness to prevent fluid leaks and maintain consistent braking feel.