wtb: rear disc brake parts, backing plates, e-brake components, e-brake cable Options

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question: is it possible to use backing plates and e-brake internals from a celica with abs? what's the difference from non-abs that would prevent using abs parts?

This post has been edited by j0e_p3t: Oct 26, 2006 - 6:33 PM

[hurley97]

if you do not have ABS you'll just have some extra things that won't be hooked up to anything. I would assume it should work fine, just as if you disconnected the abs from an abs equipped car.

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so they'd still be able to work on my car? i don't wanna rear end a car or park my car and have it roll downhill or what-not. can anyone else confirm that abs parts will work cuz i'd hate to waste time and money.

[neKronos]

I don't see why there would be any problem, the ABS system controls the calipers. I believe the knuckles are universal in design, its just that the ABS variations have holes drilled into the for the sensors. I know there is a difference between abs and non abs axles.
If anything would be different between the abs and non abs on the rear I would assume it would be the hub.

I say try it out, you don't necessarily need a parking brake in most situations.

This post has been edited by neKronos: Nov 2, 2006 - 2:23 PM

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