brakes howto?
Heya,
I have 2001 ES, and that model came with rear drum breaks and front disks are 258mm. It is the time to change them, and it's not a big deal, did it before... so while replacing front, I was wandering if anyone changed rear drums to disk breaks? Is there much involved apart actual parts, and hubs? Any thought are appreciated. |
This has been covered many times, try searching around a little bit, but basically, unless you have a complete parts car with rear discs, forget it.
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yeah, you'd need calipers, lines, rotors, pads, hubs, etc....it would be very pricey unless you had access to a wrecked car.....
If you are looking for brake upgrade check out my new GB for Brembo slotted/cross-drilled rotors. Your front brakes do 70% of all stopping duty anyway. |
From the "every little bit helps" point of view; check out getting stainless braided brake lines while you've got everything apart. Better feedback through the pedal means shorter stops or more precise trail braking into corners. I did it to an old VW Golf I had, and it was wonderful!
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My 2001 ES has disks on all fours, was this an option.
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hey, thanks a lot
I'll take a look at some junk-yards, maybe I'll find something, as for completelly new parts and work, yeah, it's out of the question. cheers, Anatoliy |
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