3rd gen rear brake question
#1
3rd gen rear brake question
i know that there are kits available out there that allow you to change your rear drums to disk but is there any way that the late model tundra rear disk brakes might b able to be retrofitted in some way or are they to big bc the tundra has 18" wheels stock?
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#10
Using old chevy calipers you can get rear disks with ebrake
http://www.sky-manufacturing.com/new...uct.php?id=128
http://www.sky-manufacturing.com/new...uct.php?id=128
#12
The 4th gen 4Runners have the e-brake separate to the caliper.
It would be awesome to get the system to work, but it might be a bit much.
I am actually thinking myself to go with the chevy calipers.
I use to be all Toyota, but if it works it works.
Heck, I have a filter originally designed for a ford filtering the oil in my Toyota.
Good luck with your final decision...
It would be awesome to get the system to work, but it might be a bit much.
I am actually thinking myself to go with the chevy calipers.
I use to be all Toyota, but if it works it works.
Heck, I have a filter originally designed for a ford filtering the oil in my Toyota.
Good luck with your final decision...
#13
I just did the Tundra front brake upgrade on my '97, man what a differance!! That being said I am going to convert the rears to disc using brackets and the stock toyota front calipers and rotors. I hope to do this the beginning of January. Has anybody else done this?
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