How To: Clean, Factory Looking LSPV Delete
05-04-2018, 11:18 AM
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I think the LSPV is a really innovative design by toyota for the time... it was basically an early ABS system. I agree with you that it works and should be used if possible on a stock truck with drums in the rear. I was just trying to answer that guy's specific question why people switch to rotors in the rear. With rotor brakes in the back, the LSPV doesn't function as intended as you need far more pressure for the same stopping power and any lift will change it's total range of motion which throws it off as well. As the system is designed, the rear with drums only sees about 200-300 psi on hard braking, which would give nearly no braking in the rear if you convert to rotor brakes.
I don't have thin skin, just get defensive way to quickly due to military training and PTSD... perhaps I fired off too soon. The guys post didn't seem to me like a "head up, it's 6 years old", seemed more like a sarcastic post. Context is missing so it really doesn't matter.
I don't have thin skin, just get defensive way to quickly due to military training and PTSD... perhaps I fired off too soon. The guys post didn't seem to me like a "head up, it's 6 years old", seemed more like a sarcastic post. Context is missing so it really doesn't matter.
05-04-2018, 02:44 PM
#22
thank you for your service.
post wasn't sarcastic. i pointed out that although the question was six years old, the data you provided made for a valid post. i also pointed out that specifically responding to that poster was unnecessary, due to the length of time that has passed. might not even be here anymore. sorry that you were unable to understand the post; it seemed straightforward to me.
post wasn't sarcastic. i pointed out that although the question was six years old, the data you provided made for a valid post. i also pointed out that specifically responding to that poster was unnecessary, due to the length of time that has passed. might not even be here anymore. sorry that you were unable to understand the post; it seemed straightforward to me.
05-05-2018, 11:55 AM
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You're welcome wallytoo. Someone had to go. Spent nearly 4 years in combat/war zones, so I'm a little messed up to say the least. Thanks for clarifying the post and I've got nothing against you bud.
05-05-2018, 02:21 PM
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don't let any of this turn you off, this is a great forum and far more active and helpful than most.
I would also like to thank you for your service, was that you I saw at Iwo Jima? See, just having fun, but I am serious about thanking you!
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05-05-2018, 11:31 PM
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Certainly is an informative forum. I learned all kinds of stuff I didn't know, like what a "dashpot" is and what it does and all kinds of stuff like that. I'm almost done with my latest project and I think I'll do a whole write up on here with pics. It's a full trail gear build (I rebuilt the whole truck) and I know they sell parts to many many yota fans so I think it will help to see all the kits and how they go on, problems I ran into, etc.
05-06-2018, 06:00 AM
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Certainly is an informative forum. I learned all kinds of stuff I didn't know, like what a "dashpot" is and what it does and all kinds of stuff like that. I'm almost done with my latest project and I think I'll do a whole write up on here with pics. It's a full trail gear build (I rebuilt the whole truck) and I know they sell parts to many many yota fans so I think it will help to see all the kits and how they go on, problems I ran into, etc.
08-18-2018, 09:58 AM
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So what is the answer for rear discs?
I read how running a lsbpv would not supply enough pressure to the rear discs. I wonder why no one has tees off and removed the valve and the put the mpv between the t and the rear axle. This would put excess pressure back to the front circuit as intended. I jus did the swap on my 87 turbo and I cannot get my 35s to lock up. I removed the valve and “return” line but I’m thinking my idea may be a good one? Thanks for the help
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