Trail Gear 140250-1-KIT Rear Disc Brake Conversion Kit for Select 1979-1995 Toyota Pickup, 4Runner Trucks with 6-Lug Axles
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Toyota Pickup/4Runner
Trail Gear 140250-1-KIT Rear Disc Brake Conversion Kit
When Trail-Gear decided to make a disc brake kit, they had three goals in mind. It had to be strong, easy to install, and complete.
Trail Gear started with a 3/8" CNC laser cut caliper bracket with grade 10.9 bolts. They used the larger GM style calipers that are shipped fully loaded and they included GM style vented rotors that were custom made just for this application. The DOT-approved brake lines are made so that one end fits the GM calipers and the other end attaches to your OEM Toyota brake lines, so no new fittings are required.- 3/8 in. CNC-laser cut caliper bracket with grade 10.9 bolts
- Fully-loaded larger GM-style calipers
- DOT-approved brake lines - one end fits the GM calipers and the other end attaches to OEM Toyota brake lines
Notes:
- Requires 2 Lb. Residual Valve or 1 in. Bore Master Cylinder (sold separately)
- On 15-inch wheels, wheel spacers may be required to clear the calipers.
Specifications:
Will this kit work on a 1976 FJ40 Land Cruiser?
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