anybody in the DFW, Texas, area have the Tundra brake upgrade?

[hrt4me]

is there any member(s) in the Dallas-Fort Worth area who has done the Tundra brake upgrade on their 3rd generation 4Runner?

 

[hrt4me]

anyone? Bueller?

 

[lowlinkin]

haven't done it yet but its on my list of things to do.

 

[deverlow]

Also interested in the upgrade here.

 

[LeonAzul]

I just did my brakes but kept the the same size rotors. Let us know how it turns out. I just might do this upgrade next time.

 

[2002tii]

Sounds like we need a group buy... I did new stock-size Delco rotors 10 months ago. Have put probably 3k on the 4R since (3rd car). They're already very lightly warped. That was a waste of money.

 

[Dark Lord]

I'm down in Austin and have 199mm on my DD, and the 231mm on my parts truck. If you want the 231mm I'll sell it .

 

[RFYOTA]

Im looking to do it soon too.

 

[audiness]

This is the single best thing I have done to my 4runner so far. i wish I had done it the day after I bought it. JUST DO IT!

 

[nissanh]

How many of us want to do this upgrade?

I feel like doing it. Who has a big enough yard to get all the 4runners to get this upgrade on the same day?

In the mean time, we can locate parts.

 

[hrt4me]

I'm down in Austin and have 199mm on my DD, and the 231mm on my parts truck. If you want the 231mm I'll sell it .

OK, details please, before I commit to buying it from you...

 

[afg10000]

OK, details please, before I commit to buying it from you...

Not trying to interfere, but I'd not skimp on brakes. I concur with Audiness, the upgrade new costs about $300. I get Brembo rotors ($60 ea - Amazon). Bosch Quietcast semi-metallic non-chamfered pads ($40 - Amazon). Napa Eclipse calipers/Raybestos from Amazon $75 ea. Followed Big Fish's write-up on both my 4runners. They knock the fillings out of your teeth if you're not careful with the pedal -