Am i right in thinking that the Toyota Supra has a big brake set-up like 4-pot if so will this setup fit my GT, or would there be some modification work necessary?

I have heard that they won't work. I'm sure somebody here knows for sure though.

I think that you would be better off getting supra big brakes than GT4 big brakes. >>

To make it easy for you the answer is NOONE knows.
Everyone is too stingy to shell out the money and see what it takes to make it work. And with good reason too, ain't no way in hell i'm spendin my money on something that wouldn't help me and then i would have to turn around and sell it for 1/2-3/4 of what i bought it for. If you wanna know if it works then buy it. It's that easy.

I wish i had a good junk yard aroung here. I would get the brakes from an early 90's supra and give it a shot.

--evolve+Mar 1, 2003 - 8:40 AM

QUOTE (evolve @ Mar 1, 2003 - 8:40 AM)

Am i right in thinking that the Toyota Supra has a big brake set-up like 4-pot if so will this setup fit my GT, or would there be some modification work necessary?

they won't fit. the supra has a bigger hub, we have 5x100 mm, they have 5x114 mm. the rotors won't fit because of that. if you swap hubs, which is easy, you will probably have to modify the axle splines, which is, in a word, impossible. it's anyone's guess tho.

So in theory if you find a car that has a bolt pattern of 5x100 then a big brake kit for them should work on our car?

In theory yes, but who knows..

I think it has to have the same offset as your car also, that way shiit won't be rubbing.