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 Post subject: Re: bigger brakes
Posted: Sun Nov 01, 2009 2:54 am 
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I have ABS so I guess brake bias is less significant... very interested in this mod.

Just got a set of these:
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll ... K:MEWNX:IT

for the front, but if the back can be improved in a bolt on fashion, I'd love to get some more details and a photo or two.


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 Post subject: Re: bigger brakes
Posted: Mon Nov 02, 2009 1:01 am 
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Hi everyone
i am having a hell night trying to down load some bloody photos of BA rotor into el rear axle however the screen came up saying picture is too large but trying down load smaller picture again still to large and l dont know how to fix it :cry:
Anyway BA rotor never lock up before the front brake as someone mention to me and it all bolt on with larger bore piston caliper and Toyota pad is DB1024 with small modification by removing 1.5mm metal on each side before fit into larger caliper as abit tight and it all bolt on same with brake hose however bA rotor is 2.5 mm off set and been on the el wagon just over two years or some where around 170000 km including five trip from Toowoomba and melbroune and Sydney still the best stopper at any speed Anyway will try to find someone help me how download this photoes as l am old man :mrgreen:

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 Post subject: Re: bigger brakes
Posted: Mon Nov 02, 2009 9:41 pm 
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there is the photoes and thank frankieh for your help .

 

 

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 Post subject: Re: bigger brakes
Posted: Mon Nov 02, 2009 10:06 pm 
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Sweet....

some questions if I may..

1. What exactly model/year are the calipers and pads from?

2. Are the disks just bog normal BA sedan disks? I've not spent much time on rear brakes so not all that familiar with them other than changing pads.

3. What is the difference in size of the rear rotors on a BA and an EL ?
4. Is there any problems with the handbrake arrangement?
5. What is your offset now?

Sorry to be a pain.. but this idea intrigues me...

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Frank
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 Post subject: Re: bigger brakes
Posted: Tue Nov 03, 2009 7:39 pm 
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Hi Frankien and other members
there is some usefull information :D

BA rear rotor DBA505 EL rear rotor DBA133
Rear disc diameter height 303 mm v 299 mm
Thickness 16 mm (new) v 10.5 mm
Thickness min 14.5 (wear out) v 8.5 mm
Centre hole 70.5 mm v 70.5 mm
Bolts holes 5
Original height 51 mm v 56.5 mm
Using same EL Banksia park brake shoes however left approx 3 mm offset and doesn’t affect my parking brake on the hill and will looking for other ideas trying move Banksia park brake housing inside by add other 5 mm spacer on the rear bearing housing or trying to find correct Banksia shoes to suit this modification so give me time to work out however be on this wagon for nearly two years without any dramas
Callipers has larger housing & piston bore I think 4x 0r 4x mm against EL 38 mm bore, housing but still bolt using same bolts and holes and brake hose
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 Post subject: Re: bigger brakes
Posted: Wed Nov 04, 2009 11:36 pm 
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sounds good.. what toyota exactly are the calipers off?

And also, I didn't understand this bit:

Using same EL Banksia park brake shoes however left approx 3 mm offset

Where is the 3mm offset?
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