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Old 03-10-2008, 10:46 AM
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Rear wheel cylinder on 10/85 build date

Hi, i have a 10/85 build date 4x4 with long bed.
guys at parts store are totaly confused which wheel cylinder to get...so i am.

is there any upgrade that i can do ?

i searched, didnt find anything about the rear wheel cylinder themselves, only the MC.

It got already IFS with vented rotors and big drums (oem).

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what options are there? Are you telling him 85 or 86? 10/85 is an 86

All 4x4 86 trucks use the same wheel cylinder.
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well, he ask me for the build date, but also if it is a 1/2 ton or 3/4 ton.

looooong time ago, the dealer told me it was a 85 1/2

I always say its a 86'.

no upgrade (larger cylinder) ??

thanks.

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Originally Posted by patallen
well, he ask me for the build date, but also if it is a 1/2 ton or 3/4 ton.

looooong time ago, the dealer told me it was a 85 1/2

I always say its a 86'.

no upgrade (larger cylinder) ??

thanks.
What is the front suspension? A leaf spring/solid axle or IFS w/ torsion bars?
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I mentioned in my first post that it is a front IFS (with torsion bars)...mostly a bone stock long bed early 86'.
it has the large drums at the rear.

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Well, you have the big brakes in back, so the stock part is fine. I would get one from a Toyota parts dealer, just take in your VIN number and they can fix you up.
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perfect, thanks...

since i have your attention...i plan to add a snow plow on this truck. since it is a IFS, there is no coild spring to play with.
is there something that can be added like a coil-over helper ??

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You can add heavy-duty torsion bars to offset the weight, or go on the cheap and just crank them up a little bit....be advised thats not the best way to do it since you will have a harsher ride, and risk damage to the bars from the added stress.
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