hawaiian05
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Question answered?
Not sure if you're original question was answered, but yes, your sport edition (as long as it was equipped with 265 tires) should have a 12.5" front rotor.
See link: Toyota 4Runner History 2001
"Braking is responsive, thanks to power-assisted, 11.6-inch ventilated front disc brakes with 11.6-inch rear drums. Models equipped with the P265 tire package feature 12.5-inch front ventilated discs and 11.6-inch rear drums. A Brake Assist feature detects emergency braking and applies supplemental line pressure to help maximize the effectiveness of the ABS system. The ABS system is operational even in low-range four-wheel drive while the center differential is locked."
Hope this helps.
Not sure if you're original question was answered, but yes, your sport edition (as long as it was equipped with 265 tires) should have a 12.5" front rotor.
See link: Toyota 4Runner History 2001
"Braking is responsive, thanks to power-assisted, 11.6-inch ventilated front disc brakes with 11.6-inch rear drums. Models equipped with the P265 tire package feature 12.5-inch front ventilated discs and 11.6-inch rear drums. A Brake Assist feature detects emergency braking and applies supplemental line pressure to help maximize the effectiveness of the ABS system. The ABS system is operational even in low-range four-wheel drive while the center differential is locked."
Hope this helps.
