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DIAM FRONT BRAKE DISK
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I don't find the diameter of front brake disk but I think it's 293mm for 86/BRZ. For replacement we can find 277mm or 293mm, someone knows why these 2 sizes ? |
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In Australia there are 2 models of 86: GT and GTS. GT has 277mm diameter front discs. GTS has 294mm diameter front discs.
Having a quick look at the Toyota Europe website I'm guessing the corresponding models would be Standard and High.
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That's what I though but I never saw 2 models in Europe, at least in France only one that's why I was surprised to see 2 diam for the same level car on french's website for spare parts.
I will check on car the next time I can
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There were also 16" wheels on AUDM GT vs GTS trim that had 17", but all BRZs/GT86s in EUDM IIRC had 17". So i'd double-check which size ir right for EU twin. It's also possible for all of them @EU to have same brakes. BTW, why not ask at some local Toyota dealership in France, which part number brake disks are right for you according their part inventory system?
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You can tell from looking at it. There will be a pretty small gap between the caliper bracket and rotor hat for the 276mm brakes, like 5mm. The 294mm brakes will have more space, like 10-15mm.
Are the rear discs vented or not? solid rears would indicate the smaller fronts. Last edited by jamal; 01-04-2017 at 02:54 PM. |
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You could take your wheel off, grab some measuring tape and measure the diameter and then buy the appropriate one. Even if your measurement isn't exact, ~15mm difference will be obvious enough to tell which one you need.
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