1st gen 4Runner (89) brake upgrade question
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1st gen 4Runner (89) brake upgrade question
i am trying to piece together all the parts i need to upgrade my 89 1st gen. brakes , i have done the search and research on here and know what parts i need , but when i picked up my master cylinder for a 95 v6 4x4 4runner i got one for a 4 wheel abs disk , is there gonna be any problems hooking this mc up does it matter that its a for 4wheel disk with abs i dont have abs and the master cylinder only has two ports and the reservoir and the plug for the warning light and the ports are even positioned the way the ports are positioned on the the original mc, so need to bend the brake lines to line up with mc, it is thou the 1 1/16 bore mc but gonna run the 96 t100 brake booster and 95 4runner calipers so not worried about the 1 1/16 bore size , iknow everyone is using the 1" bore but heard the 1 1/16 will work fine. ok please tell me i should be fine using the 95 4runner mc with 4 wheel abs thanks.
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http://flic.kr/p/q1bJHt Painted the calipers today with duplicolor caliper paint kit , came out super nice , this wAs after two coats brushed on , looks new ! , think I'll do one more coat for kicks , the paint has ceramic in it so can handle high heat and according to some reviews I read lasts for years without fading or peeling off.
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Last edited by clok; 11-09-2014 at 10:06 PM.
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http://flic.kr/p/pZbqAc
Almost ready for brake upgrade , just need the rotors now!!
Almost ready for brake upgrade , just need the rotors now!!
Would you mind posting pics of mechanism between brake pedal and the booster or the master cylinder? I feel intermittent binding on mine.
TIA
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New master , new brake booster , new rotors, got new hawk front pads , used 1995 4 runner calipers , why would it be a nightmare to replace my brake parts , I just buy pads for a 95 runner ? Or mc from 95 runner , or booster from 95 t100 , pretty simple , but I got all new oem parts at that.
Last edited by clok; 11-10-2014 at 11:22 AM.
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http://flic.kr/p/pYwe77
And a pic of the back of master cylinder
Let me know if this helps you out , won't be installing it till next week thou.
Last edited by clok; 11-10-2014 at 11:19 AM.
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Greatly appreciate it, Sir!
The threaded rod is the one that is linked to the brake pedal through the firewall, correct?
and there's really not much I can inspect for binding unless I un-mount the booster from firewall, correct?
Except, that I can disconnect the rod from brake pedal and inspect the pedal and bracket alone?
Is it pretty straight forward to remove master cylinder and brake booster from firewall?
Thanks again!
The threaded rod is the one that is linked to the brake pedal through the firewall, correct?
and there's really not much I can inspect for binding unless I un-mount the booster from firewall, correct?
Except, that I can disconnect the rod from brake pedal and inspect the pedal and bracket alone?
Is it pretty straight forward to remove master cylinder and brake booster from firewall?
Thanks again!
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Brake upgrade is done , new mc , brake booster , calipers , rotors, pads and switched to freshly rebuilt manual hubs.
http://flic.kr/p/qqrNbH
http://flic.kr/p/ptCvsU
http://flic.kr/p/q947nw
http://flic.kr/p/q9cMzx
Braking power has improved !!!
http://flic.kr/p/qqrNbH
http://flic.kr/p/ptCvsU
http://flic.kr/p/q947nw
http://flic.kr/p/q9cMzx
Braking power has improved !!!
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