Weekendclimber's Legal Green Weekendcrawler - 99 SR5 Auto 4x4 Highlander Clone

[weekendclimber]

Great built thread, thank you.

Thanks!

Also, I recently did part 1 on the installation of this rear disc brake conversion kit. This covers the installation of the brackets, calipers, and brake lines. I got the full meal deal from [MENTION=118207]midcoma[/MENTION], so it includes the hard lines as well as the soft lines. I'm working on editing the parking brake bracket and cable installation in the next installment, which should be done at the end of week :thumb3:

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[weekendclimber]

Copy Pasta from this thread.

Here is part 2 of the rear disc brake conversion kit installation. This covers the installation of the parking/emergency brake bracket and getting it all tied into the factory hand brake. Again, I'd like to give a huge shout out to [MENTION=118207]midcoma[/MENTION] for the easy to follow instructions, which makes getting this kit installed a real treat. I hope this helps someone.

Cheers

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[weekendclimber]

Got this done over the Thanksgiving holiday (I edit videos slow). It wasn't too bad of a job and have to give [MENTION=120071]mtbtim[/MENTION] and [MENTION=102606]infamousRNR[/MENTION] a shout out for their great videos on getting this job done. I used the video of doing the manual front hub swap video that they did on [MENTION=148218]JZiggy[/MENTION]'s rig for figuring out the press work. Little did I know they were working on their own video at the same time for a straight replacement :trophy: Either way, it was a big help, even though I did some boneheaded moves at a couple points that cost me some time and money. Specifically having to buy another front wheel bearing when I pressed the hub back in on the passenger side before putting the backing plate back on :doh:

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