On the 06 Tundra, passenger is actually shorter than driver due to the ABS valve which is located on the passenger side of the engine bay. So longest line to shortest is driver rear, pass rear, driver front, pass front. It's not such a big difference that it'll ruin a brake bleed job, but it's worth mentioning.
I have a 1st gen tacoma already upgraded to tundra brakes but I really like this upgrade… my question is, do I have to machine the rotors like you did?
That's amazing. Would you please share what were your previous brake setups? I have a 2005 tundra V6 that i need the brakes to be replaced, too. Thank you ahead for the information!
That’s an awesome OEM+ upgrade. Those rotors are thiick! I’m sold. Thanks for the info dude.
Big difference. I love them! Wish I would have done it sooner
On the 06 Tundra, passenger is actually shorter than driver due to the ABS valve which is located on the passenger side of the engine bay.
So longest line to shortest is driver rear, pass rear, driver front, pass front. It's not such a big difference that it'll ruin a brake bleed job, but it's worth mentioning.
I have a 1st gen tacoma already upgraded to tundra brakes but I really like this upgrade… my question is, do I have to machine the rotors like you did?
@@jcorona25 that im unsure of
There is no need to upgrade the master cylinder with the use of the bigger caliber and rotors??
No sir
That's amazing.
Would you please share what were your previous brake setups? I have a 2005 tundra V6 that i need the brakes to be replaced, too. Thank you ahead for the information!
Before i just had some trd brake pads. So much better now than before
5/32 off the ears ......🤙😎
Will this work with 16 inch rims?
@@heymanoutdoors7752 im not sure about 16s to be honest. May be. Able to find some info on google
Upgrading to those brakes, what size wheels do you need?
not sure 100% i have 20s so they fit no problem
17”
I wonder if this is same on first Gen sequioa?
Possibly. Id compair part numbers of the factory rotors and calipers to comfirm
This would work for an access cab right?
I believe it should
What tool do you use to mod the caliper to fit?
Not sure. I had a local machine shop resurface them for me.
do you have the specs or know where to find them? it looks like only part of the ear is machined. would love more detail@@H22PreludeDude
@@burnetdeown9218 www.tundras.com/threads/1st-gen-tundra-brake-upgrade.64511/
What size tires are u running as well as the spacer?
305-50-20 and I wanna say 1.5 or 2in spacer
What kinda brake upgrade you get?
Alot more stopping power and very responsive
@@H22PreludeDudeSHOULD SWAP to stainless brake lines.... got em on my '06 4x4 D.C. WORK REALLY GOOD.
will this fit the stock rim?
Im not 100% on that. A quick google search may answer that
Needs to be at least a 17 in wheel for it to fit.
Yes they fit stock 16inch wheel
@@NandoMKT760 You're saying yes, while others say minimum 17". How are you sure they'll fit 16"?
How much did you have to shave for the caliper to bolt on properly. I was told 2mm now I hear 3. Thanks in advance