Toyota Pickup Disc Brake Conversion!

I finally got to install the conversion kit for the Toyota pickup! Finishing video coming soon😎💪
Kit was ordered from JTOUTFITTERS.COM
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[@bradleybarringer]

Nice job dude looking forward to the install 👍

[@ericwright6672]

I used brackets from Arizona, 87 front calipers & 97 front rotors. You will need an adjustable proportioning valve & a 3 lb residual valve, take your axles & get the bearings changed &eliminate the backing plates, & a 97 master cylinder! Then you r good to go! Mine was an 82 Toyota 4x4

[@jordanhoward2712]

Is “Arizona” a different brand bracket than what was used in the video or the same, gonna be doing this soon to my 81 pickup

[@ericwright6672]

Those brackets are not offered anymore they look the same as the ones for a sterling,the weld one are cheaper,I only paid $25 for mine your choice MSN! Good luck,I use a line lock for e brake

[@ericwright6672]

I ground mine down with a grinder to fit inside the rotor,u could do it that way or machine shop it takes a couple days apiece

[@WEESHBONE]

Pretty impressive!👍 what more can I say?!

[@mitsubishikid1187]

Nice work here brings back memories, i had to do a similar job to a rear disc swap on my mitsu mighty max truck.
I got 2 long plates of steel stock bent the ends to make an L shape then drilled holes on both ends and uses a 2 jaw puller to extract the drum backing plate.
i would put the caliper to the front as well not just becaise the brake line will reach it but also because the weight balance would be better before the axle vs hanging behind it.

[@codyhinds683]

There are two threaded holes in the rotor cover. Use a M8-1.25 bolt and tighten them to remove the cover with zero frustration in 1 minute.

[@2gioz]

I did try that method but it didn’t work for me sadly lol the threads on mine stripped out

[@fernandovazquez6292]

Hola Giovanni estoy viendo interesante video de conversión
Tengo una toyota tacoma 4x4 2002
Me pudes orientar donde comprar el kit para cambiar los frenos traseros de tambor y poner discos
Saludos!!

[@aaronjerome1200]

Can you list a parts list? if you have time so your subscribers can just go buy what they need to do this!?

[@Shamrockgrips]

We're do I go and how much?

[@franciscoalbertoperezvel-ij5uc]

Hello, where did you buy the conversion kit, I need some for the Toyota 89 pickup, can you recommend where to buy them please, I would appreciate your response.

[@leandroescalona867]

hey bro hmu sometime, i'am currently working on a 1997 tacoma turbo. need some help with brakes and options. thank you . nice work

[@franciscolozavet]

I'm just learning, do you think that works on a 2003

[@TheXbdon11x]

How did you use only the old wheel bearing to install the new one? Mines stuck and had to remove the new one to get the old one out

[@2gioz]

You might need to heat it up! That will help loosen the metal a bit.

[@sergiogutierrezzz4503]

What’s the correct rotor to buy?

[@Gornflyin]

great vid. Frustrating for you though. It will be worth it in the end, Im sure :D

[@flinch622]

Master cylinder?

[@alexgg7499]

Why disc is more expensive drums are bigger and have more parts manufactures are dumb of using drum

[@johnstonrush796]

how did the axle come out? was there anything holding it in other than the 4 bolts

[@2gioz]

Nope! Just slides right out!

[@ry_stock]

Need a deadblow my guy

[@2gioz]

Deadblow? What does it do exactly and where can I get one?

[@wardintorres7465]

Explica en español también para entenderte yo 😄

[@franciscolozavet]

What year is your truck 🚚

[@2gioz]

1994