TOY: Re: Sequoia Rear Brakes
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TOY: Re: Sequoia Rear Brakes
> What I was thinking was adapting the Tundara rear
> disks to a mini truck full floater.
>
> First problem -
> It looks like a Tundra rear has a "drum" parking brake
> contained within the bolt circle area.
I'm confused, Ed. Tundra's don't use rear disks at all.
Anyway, as Karl mentioned, the FJ80 has a FF rear disk setup...
I'd think the Sequoia would have some sort of semi-float setup...
And have you looked in to how its done on the late model "Limited"
4runners?
I've heard that rear disks were an option for some of these and I also seem
to recall that someone on one of these lists a while back had one of these
axles under their rig...?
If I was you, I'd go to the dealer and have the parts guy print out the
parts breakdown pictures for each of the rear disk setups you want to see
and go from there...
- Erik Bibelheimer, Auburn, CA
'86 44Runner, '97 T100
http://home.off-road.com/~bibelheimer
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> From: Ed Wong <ewong_kaizen@yahoo.com>
> To: Toy 4x4 - MOAB <toy4x4@moab.off-road.com>; Toy 4x4 - WIRE
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> Subject: TOY: Sequoia Rear Brakes
> Date: Monday, January 07, 2002 10:26 AM
>
> OK
>
> I know we mostly drive the Mini Trucks.
>
> But I was at the Auto show on Sat and got a change to
> take a closer look at the Sequoia Rear disks.
>
> I think the current LC uses a 5 bolt pattern so its
> not as adaptable to a min truck rear (6x5.5 bolt).
>
> The Sequoia axle is too wide to use as is for my
> needs.
>
> What I was thinking was adapting the Tundara rear
> disks to a mini truck full floater.
>
> First problem -
> It looks like a Tundra rear has a "drum" parking brake
> contained within the bolt circle area.
> Since its just a parking brake, the drum's "self
> engerizing" capability combined with the space created
> behing the semi floating axle flange might allow this
> to be built in there.
>
> Does anyone know what the Sequoia uses for a parking
> brake?
>
> The brake cable does enter the backing plate - hence
> my thought that there was a mini drum brake inside.
>
> Come to think of it - if that is the case it wont work
> becuase a full floater rear wont have any room for the
> drum.
>
> EWong