Front breaks are now on the truck!











These will do the job!

and just cuz ha

 

were did you get that kit ?

 

275 here

it's really depends on the tire thou, not all 275 are the same


my toyo r1r are narrow them my old kdw's yet there listed as the same size

 

Revolution Brake High Performance Brakes

Got them for a better price then listed.

I want to run a 315 drag radial on some ccw classic 5s.

Also Fortune Auto will be doing a full one off suspension setup for the truck once it gets out here so have a lot of good plans.

 

The brakes are sweet.

Make sure you take some pictures as they're doing your new suspension. I'm curious to see what exactly they'll be doing. Good luck.

 

there not listed on there web site

 

Toyota Pick-Up 1984-1995 Big Brake Kit - Sport

 

12.7 I want bigger

 

Toyota Pick-Up 1984-1995 Big Brake Kit - Sport

 

You better say thank you, bro. I took about an hour or more to find this user. He's been gone I think.

http://www.toyotaminis.com/forum/build-up-project-threads-25/my-93-rake-3442/

http://www.toyotaminis.com/forum/wheels-tires-70/10-wide-wheels-5375/

 

Thanks bro! I will get all the suspension work documented. Everything will be one off but best part is so will the coilovers so having it all taylor done for the truck will be tits.

 

You at least have the nice rear end going on in your truck!

 

Of I can find a good cobra irs 8.8 I will go to that. But my 8.8 solid axle will work as well with a good 4link.

 

join me, when I get my IRS, we'll fit fat wide tires together with nice smooth flares to complement the extra rubber. lol

 

Deal!

 

Let me ask them this week. @Litneon

 

after some looking around looks like the mazda turbo 2 irs will fit with not much work


I am still on he fence on what I wana do 3 link or irs

 

Yeah once it gets to VA I will be taking it up to fortune auto to see what there opinion is. Going to be getting a set of D window steelies for the truck to run my big ass drag radial.

 

Mazda 2 turbo?

You're talking about a FWD car?



I'd rather he stick to a RWD IRS that's dedicated, has back support for parts and aftermarket supplies.