Rear Disks, officially completed today..
#1
Rear Disks, officially completed today..
Well theyre officially done...and kids dont try this at home. Not a damn thing fit the way it was supposed to. All I had left to do was hook up the E-brake and put the dust shields on behind the rotors. Still working with all the parts off a 80somthing GT-S coupe the brake cables were a pain to get to work, but after fabbing a bracket and routing the cables they finally worked. And the dust shields that I thought would just bolt in placed, required some severe reworking. But alas....hopefully I can say the 1st xB in the US (if not the only) that has 4 wheel disk brakes with a working e-brake. Oh well even if not I like the look, but wouldnt do it again....so the wifeys xA is stuck with drums.... See Ya, Louie
http://hometown.aol.com/slopoke21m/xbbrakes.html
http://hometown.aol.com/slopoke21m/xbbrakes.html
#2
Congratulations! Bummer that it turned out to be so much more work than you thought, but at least its done! Show it off at the big Scion meet (whenever it is.)
#3
Thanx Highend. Yup...said lotsa baaaad words today :? But I am so glad that its done. They look so much better with the dust shields on now, alot more finished looking and makes the rotors look just a bit bigger. Next on the list are some 2 inch skirt extensions (all the way around), my own CAI, and Friday I debadged the lil box. See Ya, Louie
#4
Congrats Louie!!! Doesn't look too bad.
How's the brake feel now that you have 4-discs? Think you'll have any probs with the master cylinder not being proportionate?
How's the brake feel now that you have 4-discs? Think you'll have any probs with the master cylinder not being proportionate?
#5
They feel great, just like stock. The proportioning seems to be OK. I figured that maybe the ABS would compensate for any differences, it seems to be just fine. Stops pretty good. See Ya, Louie
Oh, Yea, Thanx.
Oh, Yea, Thanx.
#6
Great Job, Now you need to start making kits to sell( hint hint).
BTW, on your site they're from a GT-S Corolla, which is an AE86 (Levin or Trueno), not EA86. Just to let you know
BTW, on your site they're from a GT-S Corolla, which is an AE86 (Levin or Trueno), not EA86. Just to let you know
#7
thats crazy.. I bet it took quite a while to do that swap. Congrats for having the patience and know how. looks pretty sweet.
#8
i was gunna say that you werent the
first one but i went to the link and you
were in fact the same person haha my
bad but congrats on the swap looks
bada$$.... wanna do mine now??
first one but i went to the link and you
were in fact the same person haha my
bad but congrats on the swap looks
bada$$.... wanna do mine now??
#10
:? OOPS :? sorry bout the AE86 foul-up, and it was a coupe anyway so even thats probably not right...oh well. Thanks, Ill post some more pics pretty soon, with the dust shields on, they make it look alot better to me. See Ya, and Thanx again. Louie
#11
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