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Old 04-14-2008, 09:44 AM   #1 (permalink)
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i have 20s on my camry and figured i need to upgrade my brakes.. what all would i need to replace?
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well is this a V6 or I4? if V6 you could do the ericsol rotor mod (if you can find one). basically just allows you to run supra rotors with the stock v6 caliper. if ur I4 id advise doin a drum to disc conversion and upgrading to the V6 brakes.
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well is this a V6 or I4? if V6 you could do the ericsol rotor mod (if you can find one). basically just allows you to run supra rotors with the stock v6 caliper. if ur I4 id advise doin a drum to disc conversion and upgrading to the V6 brakes.

yes its the I4. is it complicated converting the drum brakes to rotors?
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