disc rotors

[bermuda 70]

i have a 93 pzj and am looking for new rotors for the front brakes... i know i can get them from AU but shipping would kill me. Anyone know of somewhere on the East coast US that could supply them?

Thanks

 

[roscoFJ73]

From 90-93 they used the same rotor as an 87-92 62 series
http://www.toyodiy.com/parts/xref?s=43512-60041&mG=on

I think you can swap the rear discs with a 60 series as well. There are plenty if items that interchange with a 60 series bu its more common with the 84-90 7* series.

 

[Radd Cruisers]

60 series did not come with rear discs. Although DIY lists 60 series after 1989 model year, I have not actually seen one that physically exists - perhaps in the middle east market?

The PZJ77 may be supplied with a full float rear end or a semi float rear end - both with drum brakes. Rear discs might have been an option but I have not seen it yet.

With the full float, you can probably swap the rear discs from another 70 series - HZJ7x that came with rear discs.

And on the rotors question: front rotors from a 1981 - 1996 (or so) 40 (production stopped in 1984), 60 (production stopped in 1990), 70 series will fit. I just put rotors on my 1996 HZJ77... no problems sourcing them as we go through lots of these items in my workshop.

~John

 

[PhrogsPhorever]

Yeah, with the rear disc FF on my Troopie it was the hodge podge figuring out what fit. 80 series calipers and 03-07 4Runner (I think) rotors on the rear. Fronts were 40/60 series rotors and 90s V6 4Runner calipers.

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[roscoFJ73]

60 series did not come with rear discs. Although DIY lists 60 series after 1989 model year, I have not actually seen one that physically exists - perhaps in the middle east market?


~John

I meant the rear drums are the same. The 60 series went to 92 in South America. I think Tapage posted some pics of one.I think it was made in the Venezuela factory

 

[bermuda 70]

sorted... recut on the lathe... worked great, good as new