here's a link to sky mfg.
https://www.4wdfactory.com/store/pro...-Brake-bracket

their bracket is for use with GM calipers but it will give you an idea on a place to start for fab-ing your own brackets for the MR2 calipers.

https://www.4wdfactory.com/store/pro...-Calipers.html

this link claims to include the cable brackets but there is no pic of the cable attached to the caliper that I can see.

Checked Sky's own website no pics of cable bracket and say they are not supplying e-brake calipers [at least as far as I can tell].

 

I found these on ebay thought you'd be interested http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Rear-Disc-Bra...c7f001&vxp=mtr

 

yeah, except i'm not gonna pay $80+ for a pair of steel plates haha

i'm going to make my own using a cardboard template and a sheet of scrap steel, so all materials included, it should be close to ~$20

 

Or
http://www.davezoffroadperformance.c...-brackets.html

 

i need to measure and stuff. a pre-fabbed one would be ideal, but i'm not sure on caliper mounting spacing and disc measurements. i'll probably make up a cardboard bracket and measure that against what's on the market

 

I used the ones from Davez cuz they were cheap and I knew I had to cut them up to fit my calipers, I was mainly concerned about the axle fitment.

 

found some 4xi tube doors for a decent price. they just need a bit of paint and some mirrors. those should get here mid-next week.

 

Awesome! I was thinking about tube doors or just quick release hinge pins, but I never wanted to put the money out. Can't wait to see them on the rig

 

X2. Hinge pin doors would be nice. I was gonna buy a set of door from the u pull it but they now want 75$ a door plus a 25$ core! Crazy

 

there's a much easier and cheaper way to do removable doors:

https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f31/.../#post51500394

(the hinge on the right, installed)

 

Thanks again for all the help man! I definitely couldn't have done it without you.

 

not a problem. glad to see you got the fairlead on; looks slick! i still have to upload my pictures, i'll post 'em on your thread when i do. so while i did that on saturday, i re-wired my truck a bit on sunday. i put my hella's back on and did a 100% better job than before, and the difference is incredible; faster turn-on and brighter. i also rewired my aux-box for switched power instead of the switched ground i had before. it makes wiring the rest of the truck so much easier. and the old solenoid was on it's final legs. that's what i get for ordering off of amazon (the ebay replacement is much nicer ). lastly i added a large engine ground cable, which seems to work nicely, as in quicker starting and higher alternator idle output.

 

Thats a good idea. Might have to try it.

 

 

Very nice. I need to git me a pair.... Of tube doors of course.

 

Those door are awesome. The more I look at your pictures, the more I want to get a set now! I like how they already have the skins on the outside.

 

A little time with the wire wheel and prime and paint and those will be good as new...
just be careful where you park the tweakers love those kind of doors...

 

Damn those look sick! For the price you paid, I was expecting them to be completely beat to hell but all they need is a little TLC and they'll be good as new!

 

but of course
yup, just missing a tab (not hard to add)
darn right! i'ma get some of that self-etching primer, too.
i can't wait to put them on. i'll wait until i have the right tools, though. the only thing i want to modify a bit are the latches. right now, they aren't slam-shut, so i was either thinking of buying some universal latches (less than $30 on ebay) or modify the existing ones like this:



there will be a spring attached to the eyelet at the bottom

 

I like the slam-shut idea, very cool. What tools do you need? I might have them and would be happy to help if I do.