Hello all, stayed up way too late sifting through all the brake info but can't find confirmation.
I have Willwood front discs and am going to add rear discs.
It looks like a non-ABS 1994 FJ80 Master Cylinder is the way to go, having the correct bore and RPVs for front and rear discs.
What I can't confirm is the FJ80 booster will bolt onto my 1973. It looks like a T100 or Tacoma duel diaphragm should fit, but I can't confirm the FJ80 will fit, and if it will need a spacer?
I'm sure someone knows, and can save me from maybe ordering the wrong part.
Thanks, B.
edit: also, if it helps anyone, I found this list of M/C and booster specs. Good info here, just doesn't help me with this question.
I have Willwood front discs and am going to add rear discs.
It looks like a non-ABS 1994 FJ80 Master Cylinder is the way to go, having the correct bore and RPVs for front and rear discs.
What I can't confirm is the FJ80 booster will bolt onto my 1973. It looks like a T100 or Tacoma duel diaphragm should fit, but I can't confirm the FJ80 will fit, and if it will need a spacer?
I'm sure someone knows, and can save me from maybe ordering the wrong part.
Thanks, B.
edit: also, if it helps anyone, I found this list of M/C and booster specs. Good info here, just doesn't help me with this question.
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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