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Whats the wheel/fender gap, front and rear (in fingers or inches) on your Camry in this pic... I don't think the H&R's are going to do it for me.
and are those ES300 rear disc brakes?
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ES300 rear disc brakes will fit a Camry 92-present however Jeff's car had the ABS option from Toyota so he got discs from the factory.
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Exactly. What's more, they're discs from a V6 Camry. That's why the rears are bigger than the fronts. The V6 fronts would be bigger. Any thoughts on a swap?? What's involved? The would the calipers lines, etc. be different?
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If you are getting the assembly, you need the hubs, calipers, discs (if you want them), brake lines ... abs line will come with it but doesn't need to be connected.
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On 2001-12-20 17:39, SpectraBlueCam wrote:
Exactly. What's more, they're discs from a V6 Camry. That's why the rears are bigger than the fronts. The V6 fronts would be bigger. Any thoughts on a swap?? What's involved? The would the calipers lines, etc. be different?
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2003 BMW 540i 6-spd
2008 Toyota Rav4 Limited V6
2005 Mazda 3 Sport GT 5-spd (just sold)
1995 Nissan Maxima SE 5-spd... Best ET: 13.8... Best trap: 99mph (Gone)
1993 Toyota Camry LE (Gone)
http://www.Car-Part.com/
you can find every piece you need at any part yard.
Put in Camry - year - part and it will give you a listing of every part, part price, part condition from every year Toyota and Lexus that will bolt right on to your specific Camry. I just ordered my brackets calipers and discs yesterday pretty cheap too.
Good Luck!
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Jeff - you should just need the discs and maybe brackets.
...really??? the rear tires don't look tucked and the fronts look like at least 1 1/2 maybe 2 fingers... hmmm... what tire dimensions do you have? xxx/xx/18?
Mine are 215/50/17 (which ='s 45/18 in total diameter) I thinking of putting my H&R's on my sisters wagon and getting a set of B+G's 1.6" (40mm) drop.
It should look similar to yours just not adj.able.
Anish - To do the swap from drums you only need the discs, brackets and calipers.
thanx guys!
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Got a question. I see you have Bosal headers on your car. I got a '96 5S-Fe and i think those headers will fit my car as well. How's the performance increase ? Any ?
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hey ice i got the bosal as well ... increase is felt big time on high revs but on low revs lost a lot of low end... plus im using straight through 2.5inches with hks hiper at the end... and a high flowing cat.... but highend wise i pinned my needle going on I-5 in seattle... lots of fun on top... but almost nothing on the bottom end.. i dont know how it would fair out in the autos i have a standard.. good luck... i am thinking of selling mine in hopes of using the mr2 turbo header for my car... if u plan on getting one i might sell it to ya cheap...hehee... laters...
Yes it will fit yours as well, although it was designed for the 92-94 models. To fit 95s and 96s, you have to weld in a sensor bung behind the cat and extend the sensor wire there. Also, your exhaust piping will have to be extended. In other words, it's not a simple DIY install.
As for gains, I notice that the high RPMs are really opened up. I would recommend it. I got mine through http://www.stranoparts.com
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On 2001-12-21 21:52, CAMRY300RR wrote:
i am thinking of selling mine in hopes of using the mr2 turbo header for my car... if u plan on getting one i might sell it to ya cheap...hehee... laters...
I read in a very recent article that the GT4 manifold is a direct fit for the 5S-FE! That's a 3S-GTE engine as well except it is front engine, not mid engine as in the MR2.
The article was on this blue camry who did a custom turbo on his 5S-FE using various GT4 and MR2 parts as a starter. Got my veins boiling. :grin:
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Are you ABSOLUTELY sure? Because the shop that is going to do it for me said you need the hubs (not discs, cuz I have Brembos), calipers, brake lines. What brackets are you talking about.
I was on http://www.car-part.com looking for it actually.
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Anish - To do the swap from drums you only need the discs, brackets and calipers.
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1993 Toyota Camry LE (Gone)
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