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Old 08-16-2015, 07:25 PM   #1
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TRD big brake kit adaptation

Hey guys & gals!

I just recently got my RS1 and cant wait to start doing stuff to it. First things first I want to upgrade my brakes. I know that Toyota won't sell TRD calipers for my Yuzu yet but I was wondering if I could adapt the ones on any of their other models?? Let me know what you guys think.

P.S. I know allot of you are going to say (Just get brembo or stoptech or wilwood) I am considering that option but with this built I really want to stay as close as possible to Toyota parts. Plus it just seems right to have TRD brakes on a TRD model.
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I would advise against installing brakes developed for a different car onto your RS1. I believe Japan has a TRD brake package for some sort of special edition GT86, but the last time I heard it was extremely expensive.
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Hey guys & gals!

I just recently got my RS1 and cant wait to start doing stuff to it. First things first I want to upgrade my brakes. I know that Toyota won't sell TRD calipers for my Yuzu yet but I was wondering if I could adapt the ones on any of their other models?? Let me know what you guys think.

P.S. I know allot of you are going to say (Just get brembo or stoptech or wilwood) I am considering that option but with this built I really want to stay as close as possible to Toyota parts. Plus it just seems right to have TRD brakes on a TRD model.
Hello mdfm1286 and welcome to our happy group .......

Yep, I agree with @ryoma, I would't be messing with the brakes that aren't specific to the car.

So, what do you find "weak" about the OEM brakes ..... ??

Unless you're gonna track it heavy, maybe you will find the OEM brakes will stop your car just fine ..... ??



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Old 08-16-2015, 10:42 PM   #4
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Here are some links from TRD Japan and Nigel JDM.

http://www.trdparts.jp/english/86_pe...ine/price.html

http://www.trdparts.jp/english/86_pe...rts_brake.html

http://www.nigel-jdmparts.com/toyota...n-frs-1?page=2
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At stock power your better off just getting better pads, and fluid. These are the same brakes of the 15 WRX… More weight and power. Brakes are fine.
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If you do any tracking at all changing pads and putting in good/fresh fluid are important and should suffice. Also, stainless brake lines are nice to have for a better feeling brake pedal. Next step up would be aftermarket rotors for the front - for example, DBA 4000 series. If you continue to do more tracking you might want to consider track only pads.
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Hello mdfm1286 and welcome to our happy group .......

Yep, I agree with @ryoma, I would't be messing with the brakes that aren't specific to the car.

So, what do you find "weak" about the OEM brakes ..... ??

Unless you're gonna track it heavy, maybe you will find the OEM brakes will stop your car just fine ..... ??



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That is exactly what I plan on doing with it. That is why upgrading my brakes and rotors is a total priority.
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That is exactly what I plan on doing with it. That is why upgrading my brakes and rotors is a total priority.
how many track days have you done before?
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Thanks for the info guys. the Brake upgrade sounds to much for a stock engine but I am also planning on upgrading to boost with the Ptunning setup. Considering that I will gain allot of power from that setup I have to plan ahead on how I will stop with out brake failure due to excessive heat or not enough surface area on my discs. wheels are also something that is bothering me I bought that care with the TRD wheels on it already and did not know that they were only 7.5 wish concerns me a little.
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how many track days have you done before?
I haven't tracked Yuzu (on a real circuit) yet but I will soon my first time will be with stock vehicle for learning and comparison purposes. Now please don't think that I am an idiot with to much money. No this is all research and it will probably take a bit of time to be completed but it will happen.
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Hello mdfm1286 and welcome to our happy group .......

Yep, I agree with @ryoma, I would't be messing with the brakes that aren't specific to the car.

So, what do you find "weak" about the OEM brakes ..... ??

Unless you're gonna track it heavy, maybe you will find the OEM brakes will stop your car just fine ..... ??



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Thanks for the welcome!!! Im still learning how to use the forum lol.
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Thank you so much for this info
the 6 piston mono blocks are certainly expensive
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Old 08-17-2015, 04:37 PM   #13
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It's about what you'd pay for a 6-pot/4-pot Brembo front/rear kit, which if I recall correctly, is what the TRD BBK is.
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I haven't tracked Yuzu (on a real circuit) yet but I will soon my first time will be with stock vehicle for learning and comparison purposes. Now please don't think that I am an idiot with to much money. No this is all research and it will probably take a bit of time to be completed but it will happen.
If you haven't tracked yet, track the car FIRST. Then decide what you need/want.
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