I've looked in the bible and searched but can't find the info. I have a bj73 and I also happen to have some rebuilt 60 series calipers lying around. Are the 60's and the 70's calipers the same. Both front axle items BTW.
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Are 60 series and 70 series front calipers the same?
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Are 60 series and 70 series front calipers the same?
Braden Tagg of XRO Racing is scum and not to be dealt with. See here http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=223295
bj73 build up thread http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/ftopic168809.php
bj73 build up thread http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/ftopic168809.php
i had a bit of a search and couldn't find much, all i found was the alloy calipers off a surf seem to be the pick of the bunch and that they fit on a 60 series. If my bj73 is an 85 model it shouldn't have the different pistons. So a 60 series and earlier 70 series should have the same calipers?
Braden Tagg of XRO Racing is scum and not to be dealt with. See here http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=223295
bj73 build up thread http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/ftopic168809.php
bj73 build up thread http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/ftopic168809.php
Whats the piston size difference? I thought it was only the body with its extra ribbing?Ice wrote:Thats a little misleading....hulsty wrote:Yes for the later models, unsure of the early 60's.
later model 75 have different piston sizes than the early ones...
search the v6 surf caliper upgrade for more info...
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later models (zj) have 4x35mm, earlier have 2x35mm + 2x25mm. Not sure about the coil front models, probably 4x45mm.hulsty wrote:Whats the piston size difference? I thought it was only the body with its extra ribbing?Ice wrote:Thats a little misleading....hulsty wrote:Yes for the later models, unsure of the early 60's.
later model 75 have different piston sizes than the early ones...
search the v6 surf caliper upgrade for more info...
Later model 70 calipers won't fit earlier model 70 or any 60. 106 model hilux are 4x35mm and will bolt onto early 60/70. V6runner and possible td surf are 4x45mm. 80s are 4x45mm but not compatible with early 60/70/106, POSSIBLY compatie with zj70 or coil front models??
(all the above is assuming all zj models had the smaller front diff???I)
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later models (zj) have 4x35mm, earlier have 2x35mm + 2x25mm. Not sure about the coil front models, probably 4x45mm.hulsty wrote:Whats the piston size difference? I thought it was only the body with its extra ribbing?Ice wrote:Thats a little misleading....hulsty wrote:Yes for the later models, unsure of the early 60's.
later model 75 have different piston sizes than the early ones...
search the v6 surf caliper upgrade for more info...
Later model 70 calipers won't fit earlier model 70 or any 60. 106 model hilux are 4x35mm and will bolt onto early 60/70. V6runner and possible td surf are 4x45mm. 80s are 4x45mm but not compatible with early 60/70/106, POSSIBLY compatie with zj70 or coil front models??
(all the above is assuming all zj models had the smaller front diff???I)
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