front disks on rear?, anyone tried it? Options

[b1gr3d]

has anyone tried to take the front disks on a junk GT and put them on the rear of their driver? i would like totake up some space in mt wheels....i konw you will probably have to do some cutting and welding so don't be affraid. also what US model can iget the 4 piston calipers from?

[playr158]

if you want rear disks to get bigger be SMART be SAFE contact a company such as IROTORS, POWERSLOT, ROTORA, AEM, WILWOOD, PROJECT MU

spend some money have a big brake kit made lets not be stupid

What the heck kind of thing is that to say? Buy a kit? Screw that. If you can't make your own, you don't deserve the right to buy one. I'm not going out and spending 15 hundred on a rear disk brake kit when I can make one for a 10th of that. Heck, use a 5th gen one like Kwanza did. He posted a thing on it not to long ago.

wow i just became dumber for reading your response...

you can't just magically make a rear big brake kit...that is unless you have a CNC machine, auto cad and some decent engineering knowledge....
so prove me wrong and make a big rear brake kit (that nobody else has made yet) for 1/10th of lets say 1500$ just to be really nice on the cost..thats umm 1500/10 = 150$ so let me see a big brake kit for the REAR brakes of a 6gc for 150$ smart ass...

and to my knowledge i've never seen a rear 5th gen big brake kit either that works on a 6gc much less a 5th gen OEM rear disk swap

oh and if you want to get REALLY picky and go by your "If you can't make your own, you don't deserve the right to buy one. " i'm pretty sure you would be homeless, crapping in the woods, without a car....cause i doubt you can build your own celica, build your own house...muchless build your own crapper...so you don't deserve to buy them

This post has been edited by playr158: Feb 13, 2006 - 7:02 PM