Diff brakes in turbo and N/A?

[Reno159]

I was just wonderin is some MKIII supras came with Disc brakes all around. I have an 86.5 N/A with rear disc/drum brakes and was lookin to convert mine to all disc.

 

[CRE]

The drum portion of the rears is the parking brake. I have seen a couple cars, not MKIII's, converted to a full disc in the rear, but they usuall sacrifice the parking brake to do so. The other option is to look into a caliper which incorporates the parking brake..... such as I had the preasure of working on on my sisters Accord.

 

[shaeff]

we have rear discs...

n/a's did too. right from 86.5-92. as CRE stated already, the drum part is just for the parking/ e-brake. the car stops off the discs.

-shaeff

 

[Reno159]

I see, Thnx for the info.

 

[Jeff Lange]

All Supras (1979 On) have 4-wheel disc brakes. Only the MKIV's had 2 types of brakes, all the previous gens were the same for all models.

 

[Yellow 13]

What about the air vent on the dust shield? Its not on the base N/A is it? Just the turbo and Sport package N/A correct?

 

[CRE]

What about the air vent on the dust shield? Its not on the base N/A is it? Just the turbo and Sport package N/A correct?

Mine has the air vent. It's not a turbo and no sports package.

 

[Yellow 13]

Might be something else then, by year maybe. I dont remember my 87 N/A having them.

 

[CRE]

Oh, forgot to mention, mine is an '88. I *think* the master cyl. is different, but beyond that I really don't know.

 

[supra90turbo]

The ONLY difference regarding MK3 braking systems is whether or not it has ABS. That is it. end of story. no more differences.



now,
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[johnathan1]

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