Finally Tundra 13WL brake upgrade...56k beware

so what year tundra should I look for calipers from? it looks like people are using anything from 01-06? Is this the same for the rotors?
 
years

2000-2005 is what I was looking for.
I will painting my calipers today!

:)

I went to Autozone and got my pads and Calipers.

LESSON learned: Carbon metallic pads are better than ceramic.
My pads SQUEAK SO BAD!

But I stop on a DIME THOUGH!!

:)
 
okay the 199mm isnt bad, but what if i wanted to do the 231mm like the first guy?

What year truck are they from? Rotors too? What size wheels would i need?
 
i believe the 199mm S13WE pre 2002. The 231mm 13WL I orderd were the 2005 tundra version. I believe that this is the one used for the post TSB upgrade because they had problems with the S13WE warping on the tundra although it is sufficient to stop a 4runner. I just thought the bigger the better.

Rotor wise...i also chose the 2005 rotors although i don't think they changed anything on the rotors.

Wheels...couldn't tell you. My 22s have no problem but i think you might need 17s. Anyone feel free to correct me if i'm wrong.
 
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LINY4Runner said:
okay the 199mm isnt bad, but what if i wanted to do the 231mm like the first guy?

What year truck are they from? Rotors too? What size wheels would i need?

199mm = '00 - early '03 Tundras

231mm = later '03 Tundras - newer

Rotors should be same throughout.

Wheels size...well bigger is better, but you can get by with a 16" wheel. You just have to do some grinding on the caliper and wheel itself. I've been tempted to try out a 231mm caliper on my 4runner. Need to see much grinding is needed.
 
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wel i'm pretty sure a few 03+ Tundras were fitted with 16" wheels, so if i get a set of aftermarket 16"s i should be okay, right? Anyone know for sure before i go and drop all my cash on some wheels that don't fit?
 
I did the Sequoia to make it easier.
I got it from a junkyard.

Same Caliper as Tundra. Went to Autozone and got Tundra (2005) rotors and pads.

NO PROBLEMS!

I stop on a dime!

NO MORE WARP!!!




Rock Slide said:
199mm = '00 - early '03 Tundras

231mm = later '03 Tundras - newer

Rotors should be same throughout.

Wheels size...well bigger is better, but you can get by with a 16" wheel. You just have to do some grinding on the caliper and wheel itself. I've been tempted to try out a 231mm caliper on my 4runner. Need to see much grinding is needed.
 
okay wheel size shouldn't be a problem, I'm working on a set of 17" Sequoia wheels.

So calipers, pads, rotors all from a 2005 Tundra or Sequoia and I'll be all set?

Anyone ever try throwing the Sequoia rear disc brakes on the 4R?
 
grin

You are good to go then.

That combo should work fine.

AS far as the rear, I have not messed with it. Just left it as drums.
To me, they are easier to deal with as far as adjustments.

Should be no issues.

lemme know if you have any more questions or concerns.
 
I have a rear caliper for the Sequoia and trying to find a way to make it work on the 3rd gen. I need to go take a looking at my brother's 2007 Sequioa.
 
can you please go in depth on how you put on the decal's?

i ordered a set, i dont plan on using them on tundra brake calipers but on the painted stock OEM.

you put them on then applied a clear coat over them?
 
Tundra brake upgrade for 4runner

I had seen a complete walk through of the process including parts and can't find the article. It was very complete including brake in tips.
any one know who put it in?
 
I just got my big brakes today

I got this set at amazon pretty good deal tho
 

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