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Old 12-31-2009, 10:54 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Rear Disc Brake Conversion Question

Ok just for the record I've researched this and not found the answers I need. I'm getting ready to make a trip to the junk yard and pull the parts I need. Ok for starters, JUST TO MAKE SURE I need the rear calipers, caliper brackets, pads + rotors of course, v6 camry e-brake cable, and rear axle hubs correct? Ok next question, I'm sticking with 14' rims on my car, so larger rotors etc won't require a larger rim will they? I noticed one time that a 4 cylinder 4th gen camry had rear disc brakes but tiny calipers. I know they might be small, but I'm considering a conversion from that style camry instead of the v6 so the car never ends up hydroplaning from the rear tires stopping faster than the front. I need some help with these decisions please.
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well for the rear your 14" rims will clear but if you do the v6 front brake which you aren't no your 14" rims wouldn't work.

Its easier for you just to pull the rear spindles with the calipers, etc.
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