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EBC Rear Brake Pads – 09–11 Toyota 4Runner / 15–18 Lexus GX460

by EBC
SKU EBCDP4993R
Original price $54.00 USD - Original price $154.00 USD
Original price
$109.73 USD
$54.00 USD - $154.00 USD
Current price $109.73 USD
Compound: Yellowstuff

Lead Time: Good: 1-2 Days


Est. Ship By: Monday, November 09

Est. Delivery: Wednesday, November 11 - Monday, November 16


These estimates are based on recent lead times for this item and are not guaranteed. We will contact you if your order will be outside this estimate.

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Explore common maintenance and service items recommended.

Street Brake Fluids:

Racing/Hi Temp Fluids:

Caliper Temp Strips: Wide Band Temp Strips

Rotor Temp Paint: Genesis Temp Paint

For ✔guaranteed fit (only applicable if you buy direct from Alconkits.com) check our certified applications below:

Verified product-level rear applications. Check Step 1 for brake-package selection.

Toyota 4Runner: 2003, 2009–2011, 2013–2014, 2016–2018, 2020, 2023

Lexus GX460: 2010, 2012–2013, 2015–2018, 2020–2021

Toyota Fj Cruiser: 2007–2008, 2010–2012, 2014

Toyota Land Cruiser: 1991–1993, 1995–1996

Lexus GS460: 2010–2011

Lexus GX470: 2003, 2006

Toyota Sequoia: 2001, 2003

Lexus Lx450: 1996

Chrysler Concorde: 1995

PRODUCT INFORMATION

Step 1 — Rear brake package

This rear-pad configuration is recorded for selected Toyota 4Runner, FJ Cruiser and Lexus GX/GS applications. The DP993/Ultimax2 UD606 backing-plate profile is approximately 116 × 44 mm; verify the caliper and existing pad outline because model and year alone do not identify every Toyota or Lexus brake package. This is a rear pad, distinct from the D976 front configuration.

  • Toyota 4Runner: 2003, 2009–2011, 2013–2014, 2016–2018, 2020, 2023
  • Lexus GX460: 2010, 2012–2013, 2015–2018, 2020–2021
  • Toyota Fj Cruiser: 2007–2008, 2010–2012, 2014
  • Toyota Land Cruiser: 1991–1993, 1995–1996
  • Lexus GS460: 2010–2011
  • Lexus GX470: 2003, 2006
  • Toyota Sequoia: 2001, 2003
  • Lexus Lx450: 1996
  • Chrysler Concorde: 1995

Step 2 — EBC compound

  • Yellowstuff (EBCDP4993R) — spirited road use.
  • Bluestuff (EBCDP5993NDX) — higher-heat performance use.
  • Greenstuff 6000 (EBCDP6993) — street use.
  • Extra Duty (EBCED9993): Extra Duty (EBCED9993) is the heavy-service option for supported SUV and truck rear applications, rather than a racing compound.
  • Ultimax2 (EBCUD606): OEM-style street friction for commuting and daily SUV use; not intended for track driving.

The compound changes braking behavior, not physical fitment.

Step 3 — Verify shape / SKU

Compare the installed rear pad with the EBC DP993 drawing / FMSI D606 reference and confirm the exact SKU. Both Ultimax2 and Extra Duty are available for this rear profile, but the buyer must verify the rear caliper and brake package.

Installation and bedding

Check rotor material and condition, hardware and brake-package requirements. Follow the EBC bedding procedure for your compound.

FAQs

Does this fit every vehicle listed? Only the listed brake packages using the DP993 pad profile; verify your fitted caliper and shape.

Why Choose EBC Brake Pads?

EBC's range of road and motorsport compounds, combined with AlconKits' performance-braking application expertise, helps match friction choice to driving use.

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