Just realized I’m metal on metal on my rear brakes. Trying to find pads & rotors ASAP. Wondering if FZJ80 full float parts interchange? That would make sourcing parts today much more feasible, if so.
1993 HZJ75 - rear brake pads & rotors?
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80 series are different but I seem to remember someone here on Mud stating that FJ cruiser was the same . This could have been about the backing plates also .
Hope to find a good alternative as I need a set in the near future to .
Hope to find a good alternative as I need a set in the near future to .
FJC rotors work on a Prado, so I doubt they’d work with a FF rear axle. Any chance you have some other photos of your rotor? This is what my originals and the FJC ones look like:
Use ToyoDIY.com - https://www.toyodiy.com/ to find any model/year compatibility for the part numbers. I was able to find all parts, with exception of a parking brake cable, for my HZJ73. It has a full float rear axle and disk brakes. See my Good Times build thread for brake replacement details for it.
Parking brake cables for the rear disc 73/75 axles are NLA unfortunately . Might be good to find a place that can make a custom cable and do a group buy to make it worth their time
I would reach out to Cruiser outfitters.
If they don’t have them they can most likely point you in the right direction
If they don’t have them they can most likely point you in the right direction
I would reach out to Cruiser outfitters.
If they don’t have them they can most likely point you in the right direction
100%, we stock pads and rotors specific to the 1/90 + HZJ73/77 rear. Pads for example:
Front Brake Pads - Fits 1990+ 7x Series & 1989-1995 Truck/4Runner (ADVICS)
Toyota Land Cruiser Brake Parts
cruiserteq.com
100%, we stock pads and rotors specific to the 1/90 + HZJ73/77 rear. Pads for example:
Front Brake Pads - Fits 1990+ 7x Series & 1989-1995 Truck/4Runner (ADVICS)
Toyota Land Cruiser Brake Parts
He's looking for rear pad set. Not the fronts.
04466-60010
I just got my rear HZJ-73 axle rebuilt. We used FJ Cruiser rotors and calipers. The calipers are switched left to right, and of course Fj Cruiser pads. The park brake cable and e brake parts went back smoothly. It will be a couple of weeks before it goes back under the truck. We are actually swapping in a refreshed set of axles with air lockers into my 98.
The brake hose mounting is very tight looking but I am getting FJ Cruiser brake hoses and they look like they will work.
Soooooo, long story short, I am 90% sure this all works but will be a couple weeks before knowing for certain
The brake hose mounting is very tight looking but I am getting FJ Cruiser brake hoses and they look like they will work.
Soooooo, long story short, I am 90% sure this all works but will be a couple weeks before knowing for certain
The FJ calipers definitely work. See my build thread for parts details. I have rear rotors from Terrain Tamer. I used stock brake hoses and lines. Assembly of the parking brake is a pain in the ass
What’s the part number for the FJ rotors? I've got it as 42431-60311. The 73 is 42431-60180
Here is a pic of my rear rotor. It looks like it has fewer holes then the one you've got. Speed Holes - LOL!!!
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I got my rotors/calipers from Napa. Not my favorite choice but they were in stock 5 minutes away and we were ready for them. There are 2 sets of slightly different 6 hole patterns, not sure why but that doesn't hurt anything so no harm, no foul.The FJ calipers definitely work. See my build thread for parts details. I have rear rotors from Terrain Tamer. I used stock brake hoses and lines. Assembly of the parking brake is a pain in the ass
What’s the part number for the FJ rotors? I've got it as 42431-60311. The 73 is 42431-60180
Here is a pic of my rear rotor. It looks like it has fewer holes then the one you've got. Speed Holes - LOL!!! View attachment 3801097
I'm not going for a restoration on this truck, mainly upkeep and maintenance. That said, I think that e brake cable has to come off and get some love. It looks terrible!
