Toytec brake kits

[GreatWhtCrewmax]

TOY815RED "“ Powerbrake Stage-2 / Red / 6 Piston Caliper & 13.7" 2-Piece Rotor / 90-97 LC 80 Series

Vehicle Fitment: 90-97 Land Cruiser 80 Series Fit Note: 17" or Larger Wheels required. Includes: X-Line billet 6-piston off-road calipers. High-performance brake pads, pre-loaded into the calipers. 2-Piece 345-395x34mm 72-vane discs. Semi-float disc drive system allows for radial disc...

www.toyteclifts.com

Anyone get one of these yet? What do you guys think of the kit?

 

[fjbj40]

$4700

 

[misfittoy]

I think i would do the 4runner mod before dropping 4700.
HOW-TO: 5th Gen 4Runner Brakes on an 80 | IH8MUD Forum

 

[mudgudgeon]

Looks good, but I'd like to keep my left nut a little longer, even though it's already shooting blanks

 

[on the rocks]

check wheel size fitment before pulling the trigger. I went Wilwood 6 piston 4 runner with Tundra 14" rotors for less than these. 18" minimum rims but 17 may work.

 

[Cruiserhead05]

$4700

Not that it makes it any less painful, but it shows $3500 when I just checked.

EDIT: Likely due to conversion rate. Didn't see your location.

 

[smritte]

The question is, do you actually need them? I’m running stoptec rotors and pads on 35’s. I drive and stop hard and I’ve yet to fade them on mountain roads. My vehicle is equipped with the normal gear (bumpers, winch, drawers…) The rotor color is even and not very dark. That tells me I’m not overheating my rotors. If I go to a bigger tire, that may change. For now $2500+ Dollars will go somewhere else.

 

[GreatWhtCrewmax]

I’m already on 18s so clearance shouldn’t be an issue. I’ve been looking at redoing the whole braking setup up in front. So when sourcing all new calipers (or rebuilt calipers) rotors pads and brake lines I was getting up around $1000 anyway, so naturally I started looking for upgraded parts. My 80 is a 91 so the front brakes are pretty weak after heavy bumpers and 35s and need all the help they can get.