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I tried on the factory sportivo rims (17") briefly using the newer brake upgrade and they JUST fit.
If you had large wheel balance magnets though that could hit on the caliper itself.
Both of my 17's fit fine. Both my aftermarket set as well as the OEM's. It;s all about the spoke design, so I am pretty sure any somewhat current 17's from Toyota will work.
So am I correct that this works on the gen 6 camry? Directly bolts on? I've been researching 2011 highlander calipers n rotors n pads but what about the caliper bracket? Is that from the highlander too? How about the brake booster or master cylinder, do these need to be changed as well? Since going from single piston to 2 piston?Any help is appreciated?
So am I correct that this works on the gen 6 camry? Directly bolts on? I've been researching 2011 highlander calipers n rotors n pads but what about the caliper bracket? Is that from the highlander too? How about the brake booster or master cylinder, do these need to be changed as well? Since going from single piston to 2 piston?Any help is appreciated?
Yeah I did the upgrade to the Highlander calipers just a few months ago and it was very straight forward. The calipers, pads, and rotors (other than the generic stuff like lube, etc.) are all you need. No need to mess with the brake booster, master cylinder, etc. Depending on the mileage/age of your car, it might be worth replacing the brake fluid.
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Nice I think imma do this work when I gets a bit warmer outside. I need to get The caliper bracket from the highlander also, correct? How was the braking performance after the swap? Was there a noticable difference in stopping power? By chance do u have pics of this mod?
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