bryy

So I'm rebuilding this axle completely before I swap it into my 85 truck and the last piece to the puzzle I need are new wheel cylinders the old ones are checker brand which I could replace for 30 dollars for both.,but don't think that's the right way

Now for the main question

I hear there is a 1 inch upgrade I can make from an fj, well I haven't and don't plan too in the next couple months do the 1 inch booster. So would the wheel cylinders even work?

2 I saw a oem parts supplier online that sold asin wheel cylinders stock bore for about 30 a piece and for the life of me can't find that website gain. Any idea in what website?

Thanks for everything

85TurboRunner

I did the 1" fj wheel cylinders and now my rear end locks up and tries to swing around when I really have to get on the brakes. Makes for some fun times.

I have the v6 calipers and vented rotors up front also. Might have to upgrade the the 1" master in the future.

The wheel cylinders I got were just the cheapy parts store ones.

rokblok

iTrader: (1)

I would just go stock size. The drums are large and the system seems more than adequate for my 33s. I have dual diaghram booster and 1" master and large calipers with vented FJ60 rotors. Also an IFS complete rear. My truck stops awesome. Straight and quick.

bryy

That's what I'm thinking. I am on 35's right now.


Does anyone know of good online oem wheel cylinder stores? Or at least asin ones?

85TurboRunner

I just typed aisin wheel cylinder into google and got tons of results.

bryy

I also did that but was having a hard time finding a part number to insure I get the correct ones for that type an year axle