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DIY 94-99 Celica Rear Disc Conversion for 7th and 8th gen Corolla

Discussion in 'Stop, Drop & Roll' started by cBass, Oct 2, 2013.

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    Maybe I will when you pay back the money you owe me :troll:
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    :dafuq: dude wtf
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    I am sure, though, that it was a NPF
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    Someone should do a write up for the GT-S coupe brake conversion. Oh wait I can do it!
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    already beat you to it...:evil:
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    you actually....."grabbed" the parts from the junk yard?
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    UPDATE, I actually raised my car last week and figured out why my hand brake did not work....i had the cables on the wrong spot...
    BEFORE
    10270449_695350997188437_1492421021782021281_n.jpg
    AFTER
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    I fixed it and here is the results. This is by far the best mod my corolla has. For $100 for the rear disc hardware, you just cant beat that. I know people will ask "why you upgrading your brakes if you have a slow car blah blah blah" well, Id like to stop in time if i have to...this combined with the new tires i have is a heck of a lot better than my 5 speed drum setup....

    I know for a fact in the weekend of JULY 4TH pick n pull will have its 50% off sale so i will be going then to pull all the hardware needed to upgrade my 5 speed to rear disc.
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    looks like you're missing a bolt there bro
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    i was, i put it back on when i put the rear heat shield. it goes under this one.
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    oh nice!
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    Still vagueness in his pics. Is this the before or after? Lol
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    Updated that post just for you guys.
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    I kinda see the difference now lol
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    Yeah I guess that is kinda the obvious way to install the lines lol
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    well. the problem was i did not raise the car last time completely so i was basically working blindly....this time i went to my uncles and actually raised the car more so my big self can fit under.
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    Nut....
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    ^^^ sorry, I guess I wasn't thinking about nuts

    you need a Boss Jack like I just got

    this thing is seriously boss, and probably weighs about as much as your "big self" lol

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    Nah, i managed with my oem scissor jack on a flat surface that i did not have before.

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