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Disc Brake Caliper Brackets for a hilux

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Disc Brake Caliper Brackets for a hilux

Post by STUMPY »

ToNkA wrote:For the time poor, and mechanically simple; can someone do a quick write up of this setup.

What is needed to purchase (parts, models)
The calipers are front subaru L series ( the round body shape before the boxy shape). The brackets from roc70y. Rear rotors off a gq patrol. M12x 50mm bolts x 8 from memory, posible m10's, can't remember. from memory you need 80 series front brake lines ( the ones that go from the hub to the housing) to adapt the caliper to the existing hilux hard lines.
ToNkA wrote:What is needing to be modified (cutting, welding, handbrake cable)
Remove all existing brake assembly so you are left with a bare axle with no brakes or backing plate. I never bothered with the hand brake but subaru front cables were the correct length to reach the hilux hand brake lever that is mounted on the drivers side underneath the car. From memory a bracket had to be fabbed up to adapt the two. I left the proportioning valve as is and i worked well.
ToNkA wrote:What is needed to be done, once parts are fitted (break bleed, master cyclinder).
Bleed lines, i used an 80 booster and MC and i don't know whether the hilux set-up would be sufficient.

Good luck guys.

It worked great for me and i hope works well for you all. With the front brake set-up that i had i could lock up all 4 36" tyres at 60 km's if i wanted.
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This would be helpful if someone had the time to do this.[/quote]
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Post by high n mighty »

So long as it is fully bolt up (removable) and proportions correctly I am very keen depending on price.

*edit* An estimated price would certainly help though.
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Post by TWISTY »

Pretty much what HnM said.....would also have to look into if it can be approved in QLD, or other states for that matter too......Am deffinetly interested though....
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Post by tuffer_2.4 »

im interested if it works well
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Post by Cruzer! »

im in depending on price estimate, put disc on my lux diffs on the suzi :)
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Post by Cruzer! »

im in depending on price estimate, put disc on my lux diffs on the suzi :)
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Post by -Mick- »

yeah tell us how much when you know :)

I'd be quite interested
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Post by Lozza »

I'd be interested aswell depending on price etc... Let me know how you go.
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Post by aussie_stu »

ditto
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Post by MissDrew »

Why GQ rotors?

For those asking I have subi calipors and early hilux rotors on the back of mine and have had them for about 5 years. They are on my engineers report and were not even slightly hard to get passed.
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Post by jeep97tj »

From what i have read on this board the hilux discs are not the right back spacing and require a spacer welded to the mount to line the caliper up. With GQ the spacer is not required, This is only what i have read.

I may be intrested in 2 sets (tow rig and buggy) depending on $$. Dont thing it would be hard to sell a few more to non outerlimits guys that i know either.

Pic dosent work, why is there 2 brackets aside??

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Post by Bentzook »

And it should look something like this
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Post by Zeyphly »

Yeah i am interested too
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Post by Rhett »

im intrested as well
Its a wheelbase thing
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Count me in
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Post by cbr »

let's see some pics! I will be interested

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Post by Webbie »

cbr wrote:let's see some pics! I will be interested

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Post by ausyota »

Im interested also.
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Post by Heath.Davis »

Could be interested also but would depend on freight charge as well as base cost.
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Post by V6 Bundy »

Very interested, but need to know cost including freight.
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Post by duncan »

Yes please would love to have discks on the buggy rear just how much alos you need a tech artical on how to fit or is it just a bolt up or are there mods to calipers or discs
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Post by cplux »

i'm in too just need to know cost
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Post by MACK1 »

Mate i'm in for shore!, what type of price? I think you've started something! :D
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Post by diesel028 »

theres some more interest here :armsup:
but as has been said before......what sorta $$...... ballpark figure
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Post by jugger »

same hear and i could prob sell another 3 sets as well depending on cost and if they are total bolt on no weld.

did i say im interested as well ill buy mine first the other three can wait
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Post by little lux »

Depending on price and if their bolt up im in
probably will need 3 extra sets too
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Post by basketcase »

I am in depending on cost. Have to factor in the transfer handbrake as well.
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Post by STUMPY »

basketcase wrote:I am in depending on cost. Have to factor in the transfer handbrake as well.
The subaru front calipers that are used have the handbrake built in.
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Post by SASS »

FANTASTIC THING YOUR DOING HERE STUMPY!!!!!!!!!

Im keen (its got to be better then stockdrums) but what abount hand brake. Do the callipers have cable actuation for this? What super-poo are the callipers off? Does the brake cylinder need Moding?
Cheers SASS

One other thing if you are only going to make a set number of these and its first in best dressed (and your doing this non proffit) what would be the chance of posting up printable copies of the templates your using so that people who dont get in can still find a local engineering shop to knok em up for them?
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