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as some of us might know the "how-to" article on this topis is pretty good but there are minor details that were left out. i tried the search but the details are scattered throughout mnay threads.
at this moment the parts that i have are as follow (from a GT): -disc rotor -e-brake components -e-brake cable -back plate -calipers now, am i missing anything?? i know i need the caliper brackets anything will help thank you |
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Hoses are different. ST has metal lines... GT has rubber lines. Any rubber toyota rear line from Camrys, Corollas, and Celicas with rear discs should work. All sliding calipers have some sort of brackets. The bracket is what the caliper "slides" on and is what gets bolted to the kunckle. Hopefully you didn't buy the caliper without the bracket... cause then you'd basically bought 1/2 the caliper... but yeah. I believe Camrys also used this came rear caliper... at least their brake pads are the same... so I would assume they are the same.
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