Topic: Rear disc conversion

[ohioyota]

I am wanting to do a rear disk conversion on my four runner and im not going to pay 500$ for a kit, so i have a couple questions.

What rotor and caliper combination should I use?

Is there any thing I have to do with the lines?

Sorry if topic has already been discussed but i appreciate your help.

[98taco4x]

Ruff stuff has an adapter to run Tacoma calipers and rotors in the rear.
Sky and some others have adapter to run chevy calipers and rotors in the rear.

[*ROKTOY*]

Just do a search using your topic, you will find what you are looking for.

[854RUN]

I used sky for the adapters and went to autozone for every thing els and it cost me $250.
- Sky Manufacturing for the brackets
- Autozone for Chevy Monte Carlo calipers and Chevy 1500 front ifs rotors(you need to cut the center hole out bigger) and all the caliper hoses and hardware.
like i said $250 and i did not get any core charges back.
I also run a t-100 master cylinder and a after market proportioning valve(just put it on after a year). you will need to adapt your line to a sae fittings for the new calipers hoses.

[AaronB]

- Autozone for Chevy Monte Carlo calipers and Chevy 1500 front ifs rotors

What years and models

[DTB]

1990 Chevy 4x4 1/2 ton IFS truck and 1982 Chevy Monte Carlo


look here http://www.pirate4x4.com/productreviews/skybrakes/

[DTB]

You will need to upgrade your MC to a larger bore as well

[854RUN]

- Autozone for Chevy Monte Carlo calipers and Chevy 1500 front ifs rotors

What years and models

 78 - 83 Monte Carlo front calipers or 79 - 85 Eldorado rear calipers(set up for e-brake)