would any one put LWB VITARA BRAKES on a suzuki sierra rear aswell as the front of just the front.
running 33s with weight in the back of a hardtop sierra
thanks guys
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LWB VITARA BRAKES ON THE REAR ASWELL
Re: LWB VITARA BRAKES ON THE REAR ASWELL
No. You will probably reduce the effectiveness of your brakes by doing this, as your master cylinder is not big enough to operate that much caliper front AND rear.
Do a sierra based disc rear or leave the drums.
Do a sierra based disc rear or leave the drums.
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Re: LWB VITARA BRAKES ON THE REAR ASWELL
use the vented rotor's, vit calipers up front and a solid disk\sierra caliper in the rear .. your brakes will be able to pull you up very very easy even with the added leverage of 33's. ( I could not say that I ever really found the brakes wanting even with heavy bias ply 35's)
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Re: LWB VITARA BRAKES ON THE REAR ASWELL
Did the car ever get up to speed though?love_mud wrote:use the vented rotor's, vit calipers up front and a solid disk\sierra caliper in the rear .. your brakes will be able to pull you up very very easy even with the added leverage of 33's. ( I could not say that I ever really found the brakes wanting even with heavy bias ply 35's)
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Re: LWB VITARA BRAKES ON THE REAR ASWELL
Was my only form of transport for years.. 100+ kilometrers per day at hiway speeds.DeWsE wrote:Did the car ever get up to speed though?love_mud wrote:use the vented rotor's, vit calipers up front and a solid disk\sierra caliper in the rear .. your brakes will be able to pull you up very very easy even with the added leverage of 33's. ( I could not say that I ever really found the brakes wanting even with heavy bias ply 35's)
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Re: LWB VITARA BRAKES ON THE REAR ASWELL
even with vented fronts & standard rear drums mine allways seemed to pull up fine ,even from being up to speed 
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