tundra calipers - man did I get a deal!
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tundra calipers - man did I get a deal!
I checked around and couldn't find and decent prices on new calipers....so I went to car-part.com and found some used ones off an 01 Tundra. Man was I surprised when I opened the box and saw what I bought for $25 bucks a piece! They look almost brand new!
Got the calipers from Sunset Curve Auto Parts in Weyauwega, WI. If this is how they take care of all used parts...I'll be buying from them again soon!
Check out the pics!
Got the calipers from Sunset Curve Auto Parts in Weyauwega, WI. If this is how they take care of all used parts...I'll be buying from them again soon!
Check out the pics!
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Nice buy!
......those things must have been on a wreck early in its life (or they're from the SW), they look brand new.
I just got a set off a guy on eBay for $38 for the pair, but they aren't nearly as clean as yours (wouldn't matter anyway, one canadian winter and they'd be nice and dirty/rusty). Just need to get my pads and rotors and I'm off to the races.
car-part.com is a great place to go to get used parts, but you definately won't always get parts that clean.
......those things must have been on a wreck early in its life (or they're from the SW), they look brand new.
I just got a set off a guy on eBay for $38 for the pair, but they aren't nearly as clean as yours (wouldn't matter anyway, one canadian winter and they'd be nice and dirty/rusty). Just need to get my pads and rotors and I'm off to the races.
car-part.com is a great place to go to get used parts, but you definately won't always get parts that clean.
Last edited by MTL_4runner; 09-11-2006 at 05:42 PM.
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It's really like winning the lottery to get parts that clean unless you buy them in the southwest.
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I guess these don't cause the same kind of problems they do on the tundra. I can tell you first hand, that the brakes on my 2000 suck @%%. It's a very common problem on the 00-01 tundras, that toyota refused to fix after 30k miles. I know when I first got my tundra it had the shakes, I put new pads, and rotors, and everything seems to be fine for now. I've heard that the fix only last about 10-15k miles before they eat the rotors again, so we'll see. From what I understand, toyotas fix to it was larger calipers, but I have also read that this didn't even solve the problem. If your not sure what i'm talking about, just go to any search engine, and type in "tundra brake problem" , you'll have hours of reading.
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I guess these don't cause the same kind of problems they do on the tundra. I can tell you first hand, that the brakes on my 2000 suck @%%. It's a very common problem on the 00-01 tundras, that toyota refused to fix after 30k miles. I know when I first got my tundra it had the shakes, I put new pads, and rotors, and everything seems to be fine for now. I've heard that the fix only last about 10-15k miles before they eat the rotors again, so we'll see. From what I understand, toyotas fix to it was larger calipers, but I have also read that this didn't even solve the problem. If your not sure what i'm talking about, just go to any search engine, and type in "tundra brake problem" , you'll have hours of reading.
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