Front brake rotors -- recommendations?
03-02-2014, 07:32 PM
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Front brake rotors -- recommendations?
After nearly 190k miles, the trusty '87 4Runner's front rotors are 0.8 - 1.0mm under the wear limit (19.0mm), so it's time for some new rotors and pads.
Any brands/part# out there that folks have had good luck with and would care to recommend? There seem to be a lot of options available.
Any brands/part# out there that folks have had good luck with and would care to recommend? There seem to be a lot of options available.
03-02-2014, 08:13 PM
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Hello Blueman, I would do toyota OEM equipment if you can, here is the part numbers
front brake pads toyota part # 04465 YZZ C0
front disc rotors toyota part # 4351235190
online prices are about $61.00 per rotor
and like about $45.00 for a set of front brake pads
front brake pads toyota part # 04465 YZZ C0
front disc rotors toyota part # 4351235190
online prices are about $61.00 per rotor
and like about $45.00 for a set of front brake pads
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03-02-2014, 08:54 PM
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when i did the brakes on my 88 4runer i used t100 v6 rotor's from a 95, the calipers are larger, the rotor's are thicker, but the same diameter must use the pad's for the same vehicle,i also choose to upgrade to the master cylinder from the same make and model / year
the thicker rotor will help heat dissapaite. while the larger master cylinder & calipers will aid in breaking effort
the thicker rotor will help heat dissapaite. while the larger master cylinder & calipers will aid in breaking effort
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when i did the brakes on my 88 4runer i used t100 v6 rotor's from a 95, the calipers are larger, the rotor's are thicker, but the same diameter must use the pad's for the same vehicle,i also choose to upgrade to the master cylinder from the same make and model / year
the thicker rotor will help heat dissapaite. while the larger master cylinder & calipers will aid in breaking effort
the thicker rotor will help heat dissapaite. while the larger master cylinder & calipers will aid in breaking effort
Do you happen to remember the part number for the T100 components you used? And sorry to ask a "dumb" question, but they will also work in a pickup (not just 4Runners), correct?
03-21-2014, 04:33 PM
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Sorry to hijack, but I just got ripped, twice, on a front brake job and am quite upset. It is possible that I may need to buy all new components again, after only 2 months of use.
Do you happen to remember the part number for the T100 components you used? And sorry to ask a "dumb" question, but they will also work in a pickup (not just 4Runners), correct?
Do you happen to remember the part number for the T100 components you used? And sorry to ask a "dumb" question, but they will also work in a pickup (not just 4Runners), correct?
Start a new thread, you need to tell us what's wrong.
03-21-2014, 05:07 PM
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1986-1988 22RE 4WD Front Brake Part Numbers
Would like to ask for your opinion.
Many online stores list different part numbers for front brake pads that are supposed to fit the 1986 4Runner, like the one below (lists "04465YZZA8").
Should we stick with with "04465YZZC0"?
Is there a difference or are they physically same?
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