For sale is another pair of rear disc setup off of a junk GT.

Easy direct swap. all you have to do is unbolt the entire knuckle off the control arms and link (5 stubborn screws) and replace with the disc brake version. Follow and reattach the hand brake cable and brake fluid tube and you are done.


$250 + Shipping obo.

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EDIT: HERE'S THE PICTURES FROM TODAY

The 2 brakes


This setup includes the ENTIRE thing, including working calipers, hydraulic, etc. Though you might need new PADS and new ROTORS.


The hub, the knuckle, e-brake cable, brake fluid tube, it has EVERYTHING. Straight plug and play (or bolt-in and play).


Brake #1 detail pic of the brake fluid line.


Brake #1 detail pic of the e-brake cable.


Brake #2 detail pic of the brake fluid line.


Brake #2 detail pic of the e-brake cable.


Boxed and ready to scale.


I was wrong with the comment below. I AM able to put'em all into 1 box. I found a box that is smaller than the UPS's suggested "dimensional weight".


77.15LBS. I am shipping from 91789. You may find any shipping method, and I will just ship it your way.


Box sealed.





So basically. 5 Screws, attach ebrake cable, and connect brake fluid line. You might want to get your own rotor, and pads.

This post has been edited by tomazws: Oct 20, 2008 - 11:50 AM

offer: 200shipped?
let me know...

$250 shipped?

Shipping alone to east coast will cost at least $100. I've sold a couple of these for $300, $350 + shipping, and without knuckle for $200, $250 + shipping.


Each brake requires its own box for sturdiness.
Each box is about 50~55 lbs.
Shipped from 91789.

Or you can help me find a cheap shipping method

This post has been edited by tomazws: Oct 19, 2008 - 3:07 PM

Didnt slowyota just sell a rear conversion to ruggedboy for $180 shipped?
Maybe someone should contact him to see how he shipped them, shipping was like $30 or $40 bucks for these.

Maybe he took off the disc brakes from the knuckles?

Should I take off the knuckles? Because with the knuckles, installation is simply unbolt, and then bolt.....



Mine includes #3, 6, 7, 8, 9 and the entire rear disc brakes all the way up to where you put the wheel on.


Anyway I'll have pics up soon.

This post has been edited by tomazws: Oct 19, 2008 - 3:28 PM

Pics are up on 1st post.

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would you ship without rotors since they need replaced anyway? it would save on weight dont ya think?

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No..Actually i was just alot cheaper than most of the guys on here.
My wife shipped the conversion eariler today for bboy and it was 90 some $$
for shipping alone..Not including the boxs, tape..packing materiel..etc..
So..Tom is just a bit more on it than i was.

ok need more details. which part is the knuckle?

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The part that bolts to the strut and suspension arms...

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would you be willing to do that? ship without the rotors/brake pads? i know it's boxed already but it's an idea and it would be more convinient for your customers. im looking at a st model celica, i may have to get back to you on this. thx

do you still have this

hmmmmm, how much would you want for local pickup? i'm in costa mesa.