33's and stock brakes

KidVermicious

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I'm looking to get opinions specifically from folks that have run 33-ish tires with the stock brakes. Obviously better brakes would be optimal for oversize tires, and it'll happen eventually, but should I wait until I've upgraded to put the 33s on? Or will the stock brakes be useable while I save up for the next stage?
 
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You should be fine with the stock brakes, Kid--I've been running 35's with no problems. I'm considering upgrading to discs in the rear eventually, but the factory system is quite capable as is.
 
You should be fine with the stock brakes, Kid--I've been running 35's with no problems. I'm considering upgrading to discs in the rear eventually, but the factory system is quite capable as is.

Agreed! I have stock brakes as well with my 35's. Just make sure they're in good shape.
 
Your stock breaks are fine. Aluminum wheels will help, they have less rolling resistance than a steel wheel.

And Bucknut, you dont have the same breaks as Kid does. I believe the upgrades hes talking about would be putting v6 calipers with the dual diaphragm booster and 1" MC out of a 2nd gen 4runner or 3rd gen pickup. amirite?

I think tundra breaks also bolt on, but I dont know what for sure.
 
And Bucknut, you dont have the same breaks as Kid does.

But I've got less truck than he does, too. :lmao:

I believe the upgrades hes talking about would be putting v6 calipers with the dual diaphragm booster and 1" MC out of a 2nd gen 4runner or 3rd gen pickup. amirite?

I think tundra breaks also bolt on, but I dont know what for sure.

Yup - v6 calipers and a 1" MC, and mustang calipers on montero rotors in back, ss brake lines all around. With 4 calipers I don't think I'll need the dual diaphram booster, we'll see!
 
FWIW: I have the stock 4 cyl brake setup, drums in the rear and I used steel wheels and aluminum and had zero issues with braking. My 4runner stops just fine with excellent braking power.
 
Well im running 1 ton calipers in the front and 3/4 ton calipers in the rear with a 1-5/16" MC with a dual diaphram and a vacuum canister. I can lock up 40's just fine.

ohh... and I know you secretly envy me and my incredibly small penis.
 
Oh and i prefer roller skate over stilts...

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What'd you do, Nate--keep adding Miracle Grow to a childhood roller skate and one day this beast appeared in your garage?
 
AHAHAHAHA!!!

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Aww, nobody hates you, Nate, we're just laughing at your series of busted bell-housings and getting our digs in while we can. We'll all be suitably jealous once your girl is rolling again and running over our trucks like they were speedbumps. :driving:
 

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