i tried searching but nothing would come up. to put gt brake calipers on a st would all i need is the calipers, brackets?
GT brake calipers on a ST - 6G Celicas Forums
for the front brakes that's all you need, just the calipers and the brackets. They will fit directly onto your ST hubs and you can use the ST front brake lines.
as for the rear, nope.
as for the rear, nope.
my st205 swapandour Beams swap
thanks, i'm trying to do the dish conversion on the back (missing 1 part) and i thought it would just be easier to get all gt disks instead of st and gt.
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Actually all you need is just the Calipers, you wont need the bracket. I just did this conversion a month ago and it went well. All you need are the Calipers, gt brake pads and rotors.... Good luck!
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> for the front brakes that's all you need, just the calipers and the brackets. They will fit directly onto your ST hubs and you can use the ST front brake lines.
as for the rear, nope.
as for the rear, nope.
Actually all you need is just the Calipers, you wont need the bracket. I just did this conversion a month ago and it went well. All you need are the Calipers, gt brake pads and rotors.... Good luck!
wow, even better.
wow egg, nice. So the GT caliper fits fine on the ST bracket? ws it a snug fit ? any pics ?
my st205 swapandour Beams swap
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yes sir... i could try and get some pics up tommorow no promises but ill try. Not sure what you mean by snug fit... but all i did was take the 2 big bolts that hold the calpiper to bracket, take the caliper off (obv. remove brake line) then just put in the GT caliper in the same spot using the same 2 bolts, and done! Easy does it.... Although one thing i did notice come to think of it.. is that you will need the wire clips that go into the brake pads off a GT. The ST ones arent as wide. (Just checked BGB, they are called Anti rattle springs http://www.celicatech.com/imagearchive/bgb...ke%20system.pdf )
This post has been edited by eggman40: Mar 10, 2007 - 1:57 PM
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> wow egg, nice. So the GT caliper fits fine on the ST bracket? ws it a snug fit ? any pics ?
yes sir... i could try and get some pics up tommorow
no promises but ill try. Not sure what you mean by snug fit... but all i did was take the 2 big bolts that hold the calpiper to bracket, take the caliper off (obv. remove brake line) then just put in the GT caliper in the same spot using the same 2 bolts, and done! Easy does it.... Although one thing i did notice come to think of it.. is that you will need the wire clips that go into the brake pads off a GT. The ST ones arent as wide. (Just checked BGB, they are called Anti rattle springs http://www.celicatech.com/imagearchive/bgb...ke%20system.pdf )
This post has been edited by eggman40: Mar 10, 2007 - 1:57 PM
hay fanboy, egg and I talked it over and we had our terms crossed.
check the link he posted ^^
you will need the GT calipers and the GT "torque plates" or "brackets" as I called them
pic of it
and a pic of caliper and thing together
basically you need everything thats in red from a GT
more info and pics taken from this post
http://www.6gc.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=45518
check the link he posted ^^
you will need the GT calipers and the GT "torque plates" or "brackets" as I called them
pic of it
and a pic of caliper and thing together
basically you need everything thats in red from a GT
more info and pics taken from this post
http://www.6gc.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=45518
my st205 swapandour Beams swap
so all i need is the calipers, brackets?
Sweet!! thank you batman for posting these pictures. I had no time this weekend. 
But yes to answer you question fanboy you will need the brackets for the conversion. The bracket is the first thing batman posted, the one with the two bolts. I knew it as torque plates but because i got it as a bundle considered it part of the caliper. You will need just like batman said, everything in red.
It is really easy to install, wayyyy easier than the rear, if youve done it already. Those two Big bolts are what hold the assemly onto the hub, so just disconect the brake lines on your current setup, then just take those two big bolts off and the whole assembly will come out as a unit.
Once youve taken it out, putting in the GT brakes will be exactly the same only in reverse. (although it will be easier to bolt on the bracket first, then attactch the caliper with the pads in place.) Good luck man !
But yes to answer you question fanboy you will need the brackets for the conversion. The bracket is the first thing batman posted, the one with the two bolts. I knew it as torque plates but because i got it as a bundle considered it part of the caliper. You will need just like batman said, everything in red.
It is really easy to install, wayyyy easier than the rear, if youve done it already. Those two Big bolts are what hold the assemly onto the hub, so just disconect the brake lines on your current setup, then just take those two big bolts off and the whole assembly will come out as a unit.
Once youve taken it out, putting in the GT brakes will be exactly the same only in reverse. (although it will be easier to bolt on the bracket first, then attactch the caliper with the pads in place.) Good luck man !