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  • #31
    Originally posted by Wolfracer View Post
    Fast?

    Surf?

    WHAT?

    I was only looking for some brakes that'd lock up without me having to push the pedal through the floor and actually use the pedal as friction on the tarmac...
    If you can't lock your front wheels then it's not just a different grade of pads you need.

    A complete fluid change and new or braided hoses will make a huge difference.

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    • #32
      Originally posted by BUSHWHACKER View Post
      If you can't lock your front wheels then it's not just a different grade of pads you need.

      A complete fluid change and new or braided hoses will make a huge difference.
      yes fluid needs draining, but I ran out of time when I put the longer braided hoses on, and truthfully, forgot all about it today! was far too pleased that the new brake pads had gone in, and I wasn't left with a truck with no brakes (It's my work vehicle)
      Will do the brake fluid change next weekend...
      But, first impressions are great, took it out again and little dabs grabbed the front wheels well - I know, shouldn't be locking wheels whilst bedding in... but the difference is massive.
      "B.A." Baracus: "Talk to me, talk sense so I can talk back. Not all this jibberjabber like breaking the peace and all that."
      www.johnthebuilder.info

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      • #33
        I was thinking about draining the fluid out of my brake system and replacing it with air. I've heard air brake systems are way more efficient. Whether I'll actually get time to completing this or not I'll never know.
        Oh Nana, what's my name?

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        • #34
          I have a new link for these pads FYI

          http://www.ebcbrakeshop.co.uk/6000-s...t_p1220639.htm

          Supose I should change mine. It's been 5 years..
          Oh Nana, what's my name?

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          • #35
            Originally posted by Karma Supra View Post
            From looking at the part diagrams and part numbers, the Land cruiser rear axle should be pretty much a direct fit, - but you'll need the correct master cylinder. – Someone on this forum has done it.

            It only took me 5 years!

            That and Tundra front brakes.
            More Lift.
            More Tyres.
            More Engine.

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            • #36
              Originally posted by Karma Supra View Post
              It only took me 5 years!

              That and Tundra front brakes.
              Mine's still waiting to be taken to the sand blaster!!

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              • #37
                Originally posted by Trunks View Post
                Mine's still waiting to be taken to the sand blaster!!
                Milners do an entire brand new axle casing for £500 posted
                More Lift.
                More Tyres.
                More Engine.

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