Re: Rear brake conversion kit
I had an 03 Access Cab and had not brake issues until I needed new front brakes at 65,000 miles. My local tire place (Les Schwab) checked them and told me I needed new brakes. They replaced the rotors and pads. After that my brakes were not the same and I was contemplating changing out the parts that they put on with new "upgraded" parts. They told me they used OEM comparable stuff but I was not very happy. I crashed that truck so end of problem... not really the way I would have liked but...
Going to Toyota for those parts might actually be a good direction, or some other higher quality distributer/manufacturer.
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Rob K.
2006 DC, SR5, 4.7L, 5 speed, 4WD, LSD,
Silver Sky Metallic, Keyless Entry, Tow Package
Westin wheel to wheel step bars
Rackit (powder coated)
Leer 100 w/Windoors
Air lift Ride Control w/Quick Shot and Onboard Air
Pop & Lock
Bedrug
Slide Master bed-slide
Bilstein 5100s (middle notch)
Wheeler's AAL
Toyo 265/70/17 10 ply (back on stock wheels)
Scangauge II
Waiting to be installed:
MB Quart Speakers
Eclipse Amp
TC steering rack bushings
TC diff drop
Downey end links
Kartec CV boots
Wish List:
Spidertrax
SS exhaust system
HD front bumber (Reuenal or ARB)
Mile Marker Winch
Changing professions or purchasing a service truck so I can make this one all about fun!
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