t70 supra

iTrader: (-4)

tonight i was looking around and seen some 2pot calipers for 45.00 a caliper so i got to thinking i will these things bolt up AND IF SO WHAT KINDA GAIN WOULD I HAVE right now i am running ls4 in the front with slotted and drilled rotors for free so i would like to see what kinda gain i can get from these





and to anyone that has a problem with my rotors i pick and are going to say wait till those rust, crack or break i have them now in my fronts and rears NO RUSTING OR CRACKING still going strong

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Cross...ht_4718wt_1165

MidloSC

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Try them and find out, then let us all know how they work.

SChema

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More than likely you'll probably have a softer pedal if you retain the current master.

After doing the LS4 up front, pedal feel was a tad softer.
After doing the TT swap in the rear, pedal feel was noticeably softer. I suspect the same from these if you get them to work.

t70 supra

iTrader: (-4)

funny that i say that my pedal is very hard i have to sofly press my brakes in to get stop how i want to

YeA 2jZ

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They done it on a 2Gen GS so i dont see why it would work on the SC.....

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sus...e-upgrade.html

SChema

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^, only downside to that swap was it wasn't rotor-matched, roughly a third of the rotor surface remains unused.

Candela

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I never understood why people wouldn't put all the brakes, putting just the fronts is kind of half assed. Also, to eliminate that brake feel, people should use the LS BMC

ClearP

Cam you might want to check your PM

account2x

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Pointless to make a bracket when Supra calipers fit, No?

lexforlife

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as i was the one who did the gs fit , why re invent the wheel , supra tt rears are just fine stick with what works with zero headaches

YeA 2jZ

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agree .....