Supra TT brake/caliper help
04-29-10, 08:21 PM
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Supra TT brake/caliper help
Okay so I'm ready to do my install but i heard that I needed a brake hardware kit. I went out and bought one but I have no idea of where they go... Can anyone please chime in? Thanks. Here's a link of what hardware i purchased.
http://www.kragen.com/ProductDetail....pe=354&PTSet=A
http://www.kragen.com/ProductDetail....pe=354&PTSet=A
04-29-10, 10:31 PM
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Okay so I'm ready to do my install but i heard that I needed a brake hardware kit. I went out and bought one but I have no idea of where they go... Can anyone please chime in? Thanks. Here's a link of what hardware i purchased.
http://www.kragen.com/ProductDetail....pe=354&PTSet=A
http://www.kragen.com/ProductDetail....pe=354&PTSet=A
I have a front complete set calipers, pads, lines, and rotors. I didn't know we need something else, but i'm installing mine next week.
Your link just bring up the homepage, but shows no parts
04-30-10, 12:11 AM
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Link works when i click it.... try this one
http://www.kragen.com/ProductDetail....pe=354&PTSet=A
http://www.kragen.com/ProductDetail....pe=354&PTSet=A
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/de...&keyword=13324
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04-30-10, 12:37 AM
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Must be this one
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/de...&keyword=13324
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/de...&keyword=13324
for the TT kit, there should be 2 pins per caliper to hold the pad, a spring type holder to keep tension on the pads, and another clip to hold the pins in the caliper, keeping them from sliding out.
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04-30-10, 05:51 AM
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that kit is for the stock brakes. the TT brakes use a different set of hardware.
for the TT kit, there should be 2 pins per caliper to hold the pad, a spring type holder to keep tension on the pads, and another clip to hold the pins in the caliper, keeping them from sliding out.
for the TT kit, there should be 2 pins per caliper to hold the pad, a spring type holder to keep tension on the pads, and another clip to hold the pins in the caliper, keeping them from sliding out.
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that kit is for the stock brakes. the TT brakes use a different set of hardware.
for the TT kit, there should be 2 pins per caliper to hold the pad, a spring type holder to keep tension on the pads, and another clip to hold the pins in the caliper, keeping them from sliding out.
for the TT kit, there should be 2 pins per caliper to hold the pad, a spring type holder to keep tension on the pads, and another clip to hold the pins in the caliper, keeping them from sliding out.
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that kit is for the stock brakes. the TT brakes use a different set of hardware.
for the TT kit, there should be 2 pins per caliper to hold the pad, a spring type holder to keep tension on the pads, and another clip to hold the pins in the caliper, keeping them from sliding out.
for the TT kit, there should be 2 pins per caliper to hold the pad, a spring type holder to keep tension on the pads, and another clip to hold the pins in the caliper, keeping them from sliding out.
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The parts labeled "anti-squeal shim" (on either side of the pads) are included in the shim kit with a tube of grease. The parts labeled "anti-rattle spring" and "pad spacers" are in the fitting kit. The parts labeled "pin" and "clip" are included with new calipers and/or should be included with the sale of used (or blank) calipers.