Delta's 2002 Tacoma 4WD Build and BS

What Up Troy had some beers with the man on taco tuesday, really miss working with and hanging out with the guy, shit mang we used to talk about our trucks all day sometimes . . .

 

Dude that's sweet!! Same spot haha, did you move from Arizona or make a trip down here?[/QUOTE]

At the time I was moving from California to Indiana and I had everything I own in the truck with me, so it was a little heavy to wheel haha. I had been there as a kid and I always wanted to take my truck, Gorgeous place for sure!

 

Do you know if these lines will work with the 13wl tundra brake upgrade?


One in the pic is a rear line

And where did you buy the calibers and rotors? Did you get OEM ones?

 

Ha yeah! When he got home I would always get to hear what was next for your truck. But I hear you might be staring a build page soon?

Ha, sure was fun wheeling there!

The brake lines I used were for banjo bolts. Those brake lines look they are to be used with hard lines. Looks like they would work but they would require some extra parts.

See banjo:




Hard line:

 

Thanks! So I would just need some hard lines to make it work? And are your calipers and rotors oem?

 

Im pretty sure that's all you would need. I hadn't researched the hard line one all that much because I never planned on using them.

I know a lot of people got this kit

http://www.lceperformance.com/Front-Big-Brake-Upgrade-Kit-Tacoma-1995-2004-6-Lug-p/1055203.htm

I got the red power stop rotors and calipers. No complaints and I read other reviews saying they had no problems.

 

http://www.lowrangeoffroad.com/factory-toyota-brake-hardware.htmlhtml

Do these hard lines look like they would work?

 

Man, the more I look at it I think that the hard line brake lines are meant for the 4runners. Tacoma's use the banjo bolts. If you look at the spindle on the two pictures I posted where the brake line gets close its different. I'm sure you can make it work I just don't want to say "yeah it will work" when I don't know for certain.

Where did you get those brake lines?

 

From here
http://www.lowrangeoffroad.com/yota...ke-line-kit-front-and-rear-tacp-b-kit-99.html

 

That lce kit looks like it uses hard lines

 

Well when I look at this it shows some brackets which i think aid in mounting the soft line to the hard line... But I think the hard lines you linked would work.

http://www.lceperformance.com/Stainless-Brake-Line-Kit-Tacom-To-Tundra-Upgrade-p/1055114.htm


I know @alphabravo did this mod with the LCE kit maybe he will chime in...

 

Wonder if lce would just sell me the brackets and the hard lines

 

Wouldn't hurt to call them.

 

Actually it says that brake line kit is for the 13we calipers? Does that make a difference?

 

I think the only difference betwwen 13we and wl is the size of the caliper 199mm and 231mm

 

And @alphabravo is using the 13wl with this kit i believe.

 

OK, thanks, and do you think these could into my lines and then screw into the calipers?

http://www.lowrangeoffroad.com/yota...0-male-inverted-flare-brake-line-fitting.html

 

I think when they use the hard line the brake line is a bit shorter so if you were to go that route you might be overstretching those lines.

Is there anyway you can return those lines/sell them? Im very happy with my wheelers offroad ones. They also come in black if you dont like red.

 

Well we bought the front and rear as a kit and I'm currently using the rear one, so probably not but maybe.

 

I have this kit with 231 calipers. The fit up is awesome plus you can order the lines +3" long if you want.

http://www.lceperformance.com/Stainless-Brake-Line-Kit-Tacom-To-Tundra-Upgrade-p/1055114.htm



They sell all the accessories separately here:

http://www.lceperformance.com/Brake-System-Components-s/1302.htm