Just curious if anyone could share some advice on which, moderately priced, BMC and Booster to get for my ‘87. I am not interested in changing out the brakes or lines, my mechanic said everything aside from the master cylinder and booster were in great shape.
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4Runner Calipers, T100 MC, Rotors and Backing Plate Eliminator install
Had a bad rt. caliper so decided to take the plunge and install 4Runner calipers, new rotors, and the backing plate eliminators I got from Mark Algazy of marksoffroad.net . Purchased Reman Toyota Calipers for '95 4Runner V6 - Part # 47750-35090-84, and 47730-35090-84 (Rh, Lh) New...
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Advics is the OEM for Toyota so consider that brand in your searches. City Racer is a good recommendation.
Be careful getting a T100, 4Runner or other master cylinders since their main bore is Ø1.0" not Ø7/8". If you have stock brake setup you want to stick with the Ø7/8.
I found this site very helpful for Toyota related brake components:
www.roundforge.com
Be careful getting a T100, 4Runner or other master cylinders since their main bore is Ø1.0" not Ø7/8". If you have stock brake setup you want to stick with the Ø7/8.
I found this site very helpful for Toyota related brake components:
Toyota 4x4 Brake Master Cylinder and Brake Booster Specs
Mushy brakes? Worn out brake master? Read here to find out about larger bores, dual diaphragm boosters, and better stopping for big tires on your Toyota.
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On my HJ61 I did the 4runner master cylinder and caliper upgrade. I’m not really that impressed with it. It could probably use a rebleed and some fine-tuning, but was not a dramatic difference.
I recently redid the brakes on my FJ62 using the @cruiseroutfit Japanese loaded calipers, a new booster from @Racer65 and an OEM master cylinder and rotors. That set up is braking beautifully.
On both of those trucks I got new hardlines from @Rainman. All other soft lines, small parts, and hardware I replaced with OEM as much as I could.
I recently redid the brakes on my FJ62 using the @cruiseroutfit Japanese loaded calipers, a new booster from @Racer65 and an OEM master cylinder and rotors. That set up is braking beautifully.
On both of those trucks I got new hardlines from @Rainman. All other soft lines, small parts, and hardware I replaced with OEM as much as I could.
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Thank you all so much! I love this forum and all the help and insight you all offer.
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These look fantastic but I think I still have the 7/8 that Randy is referencing on his post.
4Runner Calipers, T100 MC, Rotors and Backing Plate Eliminator install
Had a bad rt. caliper so decided to take the plunge and install 4Runner calipers, new rotors, and the backing plate eliminators I got from Mark Algazy of marksoffroad.net . Purchased Reman Toyota Calipers for '95 4Runner V6 - Part # 47750-35090-84, and 47730-35090-84 (Rh, Lh) New...
See post #9 and #17
(from FAQ page)
