Rotors and Calipers needed. (1 Viewer)

[shack]

Picture from today of my rear rotors and calipers. Went to put in new EBC pads and discovered this.

Where should I get my rotors? Anyone with a good link to some OEM calipers?

Mine are crumbling like hard stale bread!

 

[mingles]

This Is what I used. I did all four corners but there is a rear only kit as well.

https://www.amazon.com/Power-Stop-K1155-Evolution-Drilled/dp/B005FKPSFW

Reman calipers came from NAPA. They have lifetime warranty and worked out great for me. Search is your friend as lots of threads on the topic and sources exist.

 

[VanIsleCruiser]

I had a shop do all four calipers, rotors and pads with aftermarket about 1 1/2 years ago. Came with 60,000km warranty parts and labour. Front calipers lasted about 8 months and maybe 10,000km before multiple pistons seized, shop did full replacement caliper, rotor, pads with different brand. Im back now at shop after about same time and k's with three out four pistons seized on both front front calipers. There doing another full replacement sourcing Toyota parts. No cost to me but time so shop is stand up. Back brakes seem to be fine, pads at 6mm.
I did keep the old Toyota cores hoping to get a qaulity rebuild for future

 

[RFB]

Picture from today of my rear rotors and calipers. Went to put in new EBC pads and discovered this.

Where should I get my rotors? Anyone with a good link to some OEM calipers?

Mine are crumbling like hard stale bread!

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I got terrain tamer drilled rotors here on the forum they are supposed to be great.

I had a shop do all four calipers, rotors and pads with aftermarket about 1 1/2 years ago. Came with 60,000km warranty parts and labour. Front calipers lasted about 8 months and maybe 10,000km before multiple pistons seized, shop did full replacement caliper, rotor, pads with different brand. Im back now at shop after about same time and k's with three out four pistons seized on both front front calipers. There doing another full replacement sourcing Toyota parts. No cost to me but time so shop is stand up. Back brakes seem to be fine, pads at 6mm.
I did keep the old Toyota cores hoping to get a qaulity rebuild for future
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terrain tamer here on the forum is a seller

 

[Tools R Us]

Glad we don't have to deal with rust buckets!

 

[HDJdreams]

Beno recommended Napa Eclipse calipers to me last week. Picked them up, haven’t had a chance to put them on yet. I like the are painted unlike the Autozone calipers I recently put on the rear.

 

[Qball]

Beno recommended Napa Eclipse calipers to me last week.

Going to Napa tomorrow!!!!

 

[Mr Cimarron]

Napa is good for calipers. I got them for my 40 with 60 series brakes. For rotors go OEM or Terrian Tamer. I’ve been happy with the few Terrain Tamer products so far. Although I’ve been running some vented freebie rotors that have been good so far.

 

[shack]

Glad we don't have to deal with rust buckets!

Yeah man living in the north east is bad. Thankfully now I am down in NC

 

[bajaphile]

I had a shop do all four calipers, rotors and pads with aftermarket about 1 1/2 years ago. Came with 60,000km warranty parts and labour. Front calipers lasted about 8 months and maybe 10,000km before multiple pistons seized, shop did full replacement caliper, rotor, pads with different brand. Im back now at shop after about same time and k's with three out four pistons seized on both front front calipers. There doing another full replacement sourcing Toyota parts. No cost to me but time so shop is stand up. Back brakes seem to be fine, pads at 6mm.
I did keep the old Toyota cores hoping to get a qaulity rebuild for future
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Holy crap that is a lot of $$ !!!!

 

[Mr Cimarron]

Holy crap that is a lot of $$ !!!!

Knock off 25-30% to make it match US pricing. But yes still seems high.

 

[VanIsleCruiser]

Holy crap that is a lot of $$ !!!!

Canadian $ so proably like $1000 US lol

 

[VanIsleCruiser]

Canadian $ so proably like $1000 US lol

Parts and labour

 

[bigredmachine]

and dont forget replacing the front rotors should include repacking the front wheel bearings so theres more labor cost in that as well,

 

[cowboyjack]

Used NAPA calipers on mine and OEM rotors. Happy so far.

 

[shack]

Beno recommended Napa Eclipse calipers to me last week. Picked them up, haven’t had a chance to put them on yet. I like the are painted unlike the Autozone calipers I recently put on the rear.

I read that Beno thread on the Napa calipers. So they just reman Toyota OEM. From what I gather they are identical. I think I am going to go with them. Looks like I can get them for $53.99 after returning my old ones.

 

[Malleus]

IDK. Looks like a total loss to me. I can take it off your hands...

 

[OGBeno]

I read that Beno thread on the Napa calipers. So they just reman Toyota OEM. From what I gather they are identical. I think I am going to go with them. Looks like I can get them for $53.99 after returning my old ones.

I stated that they appear to be the same Toyota castings.

I have no idea of the quality of the caliper or the remanufacturing process they undergo.

I prefer Toyota parts so I have no idea on these aftermarket parts.

 

[ariff]

I replaced all mine with the NAPA Eclipse calipers and they worked out OK.. However be sure to inspect them very well. I had to send three back due to bad seals on the piston. I also has troubles with the eclipse calipers leaking from the bleeder screw hole. I was able to fix this by installing speed bleeders..

 

[shack]

Got my calipers today from Advanced Auto. These are 19B1656 & 19B1655 in case anyone is interested. Hardware & pistons look good. Let's hope they hold up.