View Full Version : Any news on a rear disc conversion?
The_Bilingual_Gringo 04-27-2004, 05:36 PM I know it's not TOTALLY necessary as there isnt' a lot of weight to stop, but out of convenience I would prefer some disc's in the back.
Has anyone heard anything about a conversion and/or other Toyota parts that would bolt up?
DJ_SpaRky 04-27-2004, 05:39 PM Same here, I just don't like drums at all, I'd love to have 4 wheel discs, even just for looks, with some nice Cross-Drilled and Slotted Rotors.
:twisted:
XBman 04-27-2004, 05:41 PM Yeah there are 2 out now
Check out these likns for more
http://www.scionlife.com/store/catBraking.php
Theres some of the brake kits that Scionlife offer.The willwood is a good buy for the money..... I dont have a brake kit.... never found the need for 1 yet but i did get theperformance rotors and pads.Those work great. Quite honestly i dont really recomend wasting your money on the brake kit bieng about $2000 buy if you want to race your XB i would understand..... Hope this helps
Dave
DJ_SpaRky 04-27-2004, 05:44 PM Those are all front Disc Upgrades, not Rear Disc Conversions, but thanks for the link & info.
plus if done right (and not by greedy people), it shouldn't cost >$800.
XBman 04-27-2004, 05:48 PM Oh yeah saw that just now sry. But youre right they should only be like 800....
dgHotLava 04-27-2004, 05:54 PM I know it's not TOTALLY necessary as there isnt' a lot of weight to stop, but out of convenience I would prefer some disc's in the back.
Has anyone heard anything about a conversion and/or other Toyota parts that would bolt up?
weight has nothing to with it. tractor trailers use drum brakes and they are way heavier than any bulk-buy wharehouse shopping i'll do. :shock:
but i agree i want the clean look of 4 wheel disk. :D :D
i was at a friends over the weekend and saw one kit that has the e-brake conversion for the rear, but i don't recall the site off-hand. sorry :(
The_Bilingual_Gringo 04-27-2004, 05:56 PM Same here, I just don't like drums at all, I'd love to have 4 wheel discs, even just for looks, with some nice Cross-Drilled and Slotted Rotors.
:twisted:
No kiddin'. I'm not a fan of drums at all, that and I don't know how to work on them. :oops:
The_Bilingual_Gringo 04-27-2004, 05:59 PM I know it's not TOTALLY necessary as there isnt' a lot of weight to stop, but out of convenience I would prefer some disc's in the back.
Has anyone heard anything about a conversion and/or other Toyota parts that would bolt up?
weight has nothing to with it. tractor trailers use drum brakes and they are way heavier than any bulk-buy wharehouse shopping i'll do. :shock:
but i agree i want the clean look of 4 wheel disk. :D :D
i was at a friends over the weekend and saw one kit that has the e-brake conversion for the rear, but i don't recall the site off-hand. sorry :(
Ah, good point. I guess it's more towards the performance of brakin' when discs come into play.
XBman 04-27-2004, 05:59 PM im thinking of gettin a paint kit likethis 1
http://www.mossmini.com/Graphics/Products/Large/MCC-084.jpg
Yeah that summs it up.
If u want tokno the URL for the site with the paint send me a privite message
Dave
you guys know that slopoke21m made his own rear disc right? He used the set-up from a 88 toyota corolla GT-S, but he had to make some modifications. :D
Al-Truistic 04-27-2004, 06:34 PM Here is Slopokes21m's journey to rear discs here (http://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=24752&highlight=#24752) and here (http://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=51720&highlight=#51720).
:D
I thought someone back east was looking into fabbing a rear disc kit for cheap as well... :wink:
Al.Truistic
aB
you guys know that slopoke21m made his own rear disc right? He used the set-up from a 88 toyota corolla GT-S, but he had to make some modifications. :D
iamslow 04-27-2004, 06:51 PM Im hoping for a 4-wheel disk and 5-lug conversion. not that I need 5-lugs but just to have them.
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