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Old 10-28-2017, 09:33 PM #31
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I really dont want to spend $300+ on a new 199mm caliper, any other suggestions? ive found advanced auto eclipse, duralast reman, and ac delco reman, are cheaper options but still doing some research before i buy.
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Just to confirm: The Amazon link at the top, are 231MM and will fit my 02 T4R with trimming the dust shields..? (I have the 16" 5 Spoker's)

Thoughts on this kit? All happy? Thanks for your input. JD
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I really dont want to spend $300+ on a new 199mm caliper, any other suggestions? ive found advanced auto eclipse, duralast reman, and ac delco reman, are cheaper options but still doing some research before i buy.
Spend the money and buy the 231mm.
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Spend the money and buy the 231mm.
wouldnt i have to get new rims as well? i have the 6 spoke split that everyone says wont fit.
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wouldnt i have to get new rims as well? i have the 6 spoke split that everyone says wont fit.
Are those the 3rd gen 4runner wheels?
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I did the 199 (WE) calipers and rotors with these wheels, no problems.

In hind sight, I probably should have got new wheels, and put my tires on it and got the 231's. BUT, the 199 mm's are a big improvement over the stock. the rotors are thicker, and i can feel i brake faster.

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Verifying parts for 199m Brake Upgrade

Reviving this thread since I've been looking into this upgrade. After I did some research went ahead and ordered the parts below. Just checking with others on the forums to double check that these will be fine for the 199m upgrade. I drive a 2000 Toyota 4Runner Limited with premium wheels (16"):

Rotors

Brembo 09.8196.81 UV Coated Front Disc Brake Rotor
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Brake Pads

Toyota Genuine Parts 04465-0C012 Front Brake Pad Set
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

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Duralast UnBracketed Brake Caliper C9689 (For 2001 Toyota Tundra)
Duralast UnBracketed Brake Caliper C9688 (For 2001 Toyota Tundra)
https://www.autozone.com/brakes-and-...uestid=2973399
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I'm just going to pop in on this thread too:

I've tried to reach out to this guy in Florida, but hasn't gotten back about the brakes:

Toyota OE brake upgrade kit 13WG calipers for Sale in Orlando, FL - OfferUp

Does anyone know "Dave"? Tell him to check is Offerup!

(He's also got a 2001 Frame, dash, etc)
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Fuel Anza D557 16 inch wheels

will the 13WL calipers fit in the Fuel Anza 16 inch wheels?
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13WL are the 231 mm calipers. I am looking for the 199 mm's. I want to bolt on and go without having to change wheels. I have the stock 16's on.

Thanks.
I have read that 13WE is the caliper to use.
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What about one not slotted and drilled? I’d rather not get rocks in there
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What about one not slotted and drilled? I’d rather not get rocks in there
Rocks won't get in there, just like they don't now, that what the rock guard if for.

Now drilled, you will FEEL the drill holes when braking, ask me how I know.

Go with slotted, that helps get water out during heavy rains.

Even better get Angled Vaned rotors. Those are side specific, the design is curved into the air, grabbing it and channeling it inward towards the center providing more cooling than the straight vaned jobs. The longer angled vanes also add to the cooling compared to straight. No more warping on long down hills or towing efforts. Luck.
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Late to the party, but I have a detailed thread about the 199mm brake upgrade and all of the OEM part numbers/prices written up here:

Resources & OEM part number list for 199mm Tundra Brake Upgrade
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