95 LS400 Calipers or Supra TT?
05-04-08, 06:17 AM
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Will 16" wheels from a 2000 Lexus LS400 clear LS 4-pots when mounted on an SC400? It would stand to reason that they would since Toyota put those wheels on the LS400 with those brakes, but it also may be possible that they wouldn't fit due to some difference on the SC.
A person in my city is selling set of 16" 2000 LS400 wheels. I have a set of 16" Blizzaks on steel sheels that I know wouldn't fit if I upgraded to 95-00 LS calipers.
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A person in my city is selling set of 16" 2000 LS400 wheels. I have a set of 16" Blizzaks on steel sheels that I know wouldn't fit if I upgraded to 95-00 LS calipers.
Thanks
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04-28-10, 02:37 PM
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Just remember the % bias front / rear braking bias that toyota has put in the braking system.
If you put supra calipers on. I suggest that you change the brake master and slave cylinder to supra tt series 2 to regain any loss of braking bias.
Id go for ls400 95+ calipers and slotted rotors. Being nearly half the price and 95% rotor surface area and having the same clamping force of the TT calipers.
Just remember the % bias front / rear braking bias that toyota has put in the braking system.
If you put supra calipers on. I suggest that you change the brake master and slave cylinder to supra tt series 2 to regain any loss of braking bias.
Id go for ls400 95+ calipers and slotted rotors. Being nearly half the price and 95% rotor surface area and having the same clamping force of the TT calipers.
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