ahem..sorry. hope i wasnt stepping on any toes....
but i figured this was the type of info you were looking for anyway...
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Toyota Rear Disc Conversion
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but i figured this was the type of info you were looking for anyway...
Mark m.
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I've used one from a 90 V6 toyota and one from a mid 70s 1 ton chev. Had good luck with both.
JACKED944RUNNER
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I have a 97 fj master cylinder no factory LSPV and an adjustable prop valeve with a 2lb residual valve in the rear. I used small GM calipers, K1500 rotors, and skys brackets. for hoses I just wnet through my brake hose book at work and found some like the GM but with metric thread and cut and flareed the facory lines.
JACKED944RUNNER
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Should also add that on my 4runner the pedal is soft but on my brothers that is an 85 with the same set up it is fine. May be the booster has something to do with that not sure.
2pwrlftrs4u
NWW Meanie
no worries... looking for the same info.
44newman
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I payed:
$16.?? for monte rebuilt calipers, NAPA
$50 for brackets, Ruff Stuff
$25 for Denali MC, NEW , Ebay
$15 for machining my rotors
Free rotors from a friend
$16.?? for monte rebuilt calipers, NAPA
$50 for brackets, Ruff Stuff
$25 for Denali MC, NEW , Ebay
$15 for machining my rotors
Free rotors from a friend
Grommit327
Well-Known Member
Do you guys have issue with the rotor wobbling with it being semi-float and pushing the pistons in? Worth it to go to full float kit or not?
the rotor will be pinched between the tire, and the axle....
shouldnt be any wobble
Grommit327
Well-Known Member
Wow...nice tech info :haha:
What I was saying is typically a semi-float axle supported by one bearing will have more runout than a full float axle where the rotor is supported by two bearings. Just wondering if anybody is having issues with running the rotors on a semifloat axle
:eeek:
2pwrlftrs4u
NWW Meanie
will doing the rear disc conversion affect the WMS to WMS measurement?
shouldnt. the rotor is gonna be pretty much the same thickness as the drum.....
WHITE TRASH1
fruit stripe
Only if you ruse a rotor that goes over the flange of the shaft. Then it will only widen it the thickness of the "hat"
2pwrlftrs4u
NWW Meanie
cool thanks :awesomework:
