I performed this upgrade on my 2013 (7th Generation) Camry SE 2.5. I installed pads, rotors and calipers with brackets. The parts were from a 2009 Highlander. I also upgraded the front brake hoses to stainless steel to improve pedal feel. I finished up with a complete brake fluid bleed and replacement. The results are fabulous.....the weak braking I disliked is now smooth and extremely strong. Do it!!
Great job! I needed up buying the 2022 TRD calipers from the dealer, for my 22 XSE V6 it brakes better but I think I will notice a better difference once I upgrade the brake lines
i have a 2015 toyota camry SE and i want to change my stock rotors and single piston caliper to bigger size like that. can you please send me the parts number of a rotor and the dual piston caliper? how about the bracket caliper? do i need to change it or not. thank you 🙏
If you buy the A-Premium brand calipers, they come with the brackets and will save you a few $. I just spec'd everything for a 2011 Highlander and it fit on my 2013 Lexus ES350 which should fit on your car as well.
Looks like you had to permanently remove the dust shields to make room for the wider caliper. Just curious why you kept the same size rotor and didn't use Highlander rotors?
Keep in mind that the stock Camry/Avalon/ES350 "dust shield" is actually 350mm, so even with the larger brake rotors they will still be sufficient in size. You'll still want to keep them since they are actually "splash shields." They're primary function is to keep mud/water from splashing on the inside of the rotor during braking. So if you have to bend them a little that is fine, but don't get rid of them.
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I performed this upgrade on my 2013 (7th Generation) Camry SE 2.5. I installed pads, rotors and calipers with brackets. The parts were from a 2009 Highlander. I also upgraded the front brake hoses to stainless steel to improve pedal feel. I finished up with a complete brake fluid bleed and replacement. The results are fabulous.....the weak braking I disliked is now smooth and extremely strong. Do it!!
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Did you have to upgrade the brake booster I ordered some off Amazon and it would bouillon pressure and only one piston will pump ?
@@LuisGarcia-uq7yx no....the booster is stock.
@@LuisGarcia-uq7yx no, I didn't
Great job!
I needed up buying the 2022 TRD calipers from the dealer, for my 22 XSE V6 it brakes better but I think I will notice a better difference once I upgrade the brake lines
You did the Highlander swap I saw guy did it on facelift model 2015. Which I own but not a bad upgrade my stock brakes do fade a lot
So your Camry is a 2018+ and you used front calipers and rotor front a 2018+ Highlander?
Help, I’m really interested in this upgrade for my car.
So what differences have you noticed since the mod? On other cars, some have said their brakes tend to want to lock up during hard braking.
It brakes harder and no locks up at all
Anti lock brakes works
@@joehowto Exciting stuff! Thanks!
HighLander 319mm ou 328mm
Usado os rotores de 319mm ou 328 mm
i have a 2015 toyota camry SE and i want to change my stock rotors and single piston caliper to bigger size like that. can you please send me the parts number of a rotor and the dual piston caliper? how about the bracket caliper? do i need to change it or not. thank you 🙏
When going to a larger caliper, the bracket will naturally be larger as well to accommodate the size.
If you buy the A-Premium brand calipers, they come with the brackets and will save you a few $. I just spec'd everything for a 2011 Highlander and it fit on my 2013 Lexus ES350 which should fit on your car as well.
what year and type of highlander? because I got the 2011 rotors and they did not fit on my 2020 camry
2018 up
Looks like you had to permanently remove the dust shields to make room for the wider caliper. Just curious why you kept the same size rotor and didn't use Highlander rotors?
It is the highlander rotors. You just need to bend the dust shield backward. No need to remove it
@@joehowto Nice work! Thank you.
You can use the 2020 camry TRD rotors with 2018 Highlander calipers and you won't need to bend the heatshields
Keep in mind that the stock Camry/Avalon/ES350 "dust shield" is actually 350mm, so even with the larger brake rotors they will still be sufficient in size. You'll still want to keep them since they are actually "splash shields." They're primary function is to keep mud/water from splashing on the inside of the rotor during braking. So if you have to bend them a little that is fine, but don't get rid of them.
Great video! I have a 2018 Camry XSE with 19 inch rims, what year Highlander will fit with mine? I really appreciate your replies to the comments
Try 08 to 13 highlander. Ask if AutoZone if it is refundable. Return it if doesn't fit
2018 Highlander or 2018 Lexus nx300 both will work
@@jamessmoth8683 you can try from AutoZone. If it doesn't fit, return for refund
Did you keep the Camry rotors? Or replaced them?
Replace with highlander
what year and type for highlander, because on my 2020 camry the 2011 rotors does not fit
@@travelreqd Get 2018 Lexus RX350 rotor for 2020 Camry
So highlander calipers i imagine highlander brake pads. What about the caliper supports do you use the highlanders or camrys
No need. It should bolt on
2018 Highlander caliper and bracket. Highlander or TRD pads.
Is your Camry a SE or XSE with the electronic rear parking brake?
No electronic park brake
Does ur breaks feel spongy/ marshmallow feel? I also have stop tech Stainless steel brake lines for sale at great price
Brake feels normal. Thanks for asking
Can clear 17" rim?
It needs 18 inch
Hi Friend, can fit on my 17" rim.
@@avante7474 it needs 18 inch
@@joehowto I have installed on my camry today. Using 17" rim
@joehowto it will fit in most 17" wheels.