PN for 1 ton calipers and rotors?

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  1. hawaiiysr

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    anyone have the part numbers for 1 ton calipers and rotors?

    i think this is the route i want to go for a brake up grade. what models did these parts originally go on?
     
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    Well... Depends. There were a few 4x4 1 tons I think, so they'd be 6 lug. But if you're a 5 lugger, I think you're only reference-model would be Toyota RVs or those old U-haul duallys (even though the 1-ton duallys had bolt on adapters that utilized a different bolt-pattern) I scoured rock-auto and such and think I only found a few rotor sets... I'm at a loss, man.
     
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    I think V6 trucks had the parts youre looking for
     
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    What year truck? 2WD or 4WD?
     
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    would 4runner parts work?
     
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    Youll need to make an adapter bracket. 4runner calipers/rotors are larger than the regular stuff
     
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    The 1 ton cab and chassis came with 6 lug wheels (2WD). They have a different lug pattern than the 6 lug 4WD. The two are not interchangeable. You would have to get spindles,hub assemblies and rotors to make the swap along with the correct 6 lug wheels. They wouldn’t match anything else on your truck.
    The cost vs benefit would not be worth it. Best to stay with what you have.
     
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    The 4runner caliper swap has be done many times by members in this forum. I did forget to mention though, they used aftermarket rotors. Wether they were OE replacements to something else or willwood producrs
     
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    The 4runner/v6 front brakes and rear disc swaps are very common upgrades for older 6-lug Toyota pickups to get more stopping power. I believe the same upgrade similarly applies to the 5lug trucks
     

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