hollandceli

#1

is it only the 2 screws in the back of the caliper that i have to remove, and what size nut are they thanks

crazy95

#2

i believe they are 14mm i cant remember off hand

Digndoug

#3

yeah thats all they should be, but just keep in mind not to let them hang by the line.. and just take a hand full of sockets and try see witch one fits.. dang are we lazzy.. j/k

fastgt

#4

17 i memorized it...for some odd reason, actually ive noticed most toyotas use 17...wierd

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Jeremy1210

#5

I don't know if its 17.. I think they are 15 from when I did my swap.

Akimbo

#6

different on GT and ST?

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Jeremy1210

#7

well for the rear swap I did the bolts were 15 that came with the calipers

Supersprynt

#8

Are you talking about just replacing the pads? You only need to take off the bottom bolt and swing them up.

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doGGy

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-Supersprynt+Jun 22, 2004 - 5:53 AM

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Consynx

#10

thats strange... i have to use the combo of a 15 and a 13 or a 15 and a 17 when working on mine. and i have no clue what this bottom bolt is...wish i did.

btw, i could use one, but to keep the 2nd of 2 bolts on one set-up from turning i need something to hold it in place.