Toyota Stalking, er...um, SPOTTING with Charlie™ (Cars, vans, SUVs, Lexus, Scion, and brochures)!

Couldn't tell you, the housings themselves are identical width and same differential. The Sequoia had coils and links instead of leafs, but I cut all that crap off with a plasma cutter. But rear disc brakes are gonna be bomb

 

@Speedytech7

1992 Toyota Celsior with the equivalent of 40K original miles!


July 26th, 2020:

Fort Washington, Pennsylvania

 

I don't get why Tacomas still have rear drum...

 

1996 Supra


July 26th, 2020:

Fort Washington, Pennsylvania

 

@EZTacoma

1993 Supra


July 26th, 2020:

Fort Washington, Pennsylvania

 

I like your thread. I look at every Toyota I see as well. Ill start taking pics of cool ones and posting if you want to see

 

My dad's frontiers rear rotor equiped truck stops hard

Also I test drove a 1993 isuzu 4x4 pickup that had stock rear calipers

 

Why would you get rid of a linked rear end in favor of anything else?

 

Because it's a short arm parallel 4 link with coils. Not really a good setup for a pickup, or really for much flex. I could convert to a long arm triangulated 4 link and coilovers but that adds 2-3k to just my rear alone. When I could put decent leaves on instead. It would be cool to do a coilover rear but not financially viable yet. If I was doing a solid-axle swap in the front you bet your ass I would do a 3 link rather than waste my time putting leaf springs in.

 

Isn't the panhard technically a 5th link?

 

Technically yes, but no one counts it as part of the system, it just keeps the axle centered under the truck. 3link, 4link, quarter elliptical, they all use a panhard. I guess some 4 links don't use a panhard but they're not really road mannered. It's like a sway bar, that is a link too but it isn't counted. And let's not get into watts links

 

Gotta be a conversion...

 

Do it!

 

Found this RAV4 in the parking lot of Pep Boys; The inspection stickers expired back in January 2018, so I’m guessing something expensive broke that led to it being parked...




July 30th, 2020:

Warminster, Pennsylvania

 

Nope, rock auto had the parts listed

 

July 20th, 2020:

North Wales, Pennsylvania

 

2019 Toyota 86 GT/TRD SE


July 25th, 2020:

Bensalem, Pennsylvania

 

I photographed this Supra from a distance and until just a few minutes ago thought it was an 86/FR-S/BRZ...


July 26th, 2020:

Fort Washington, Pennsylvania

 

2020 Supra Launch Edition


July 26th, 2020:

Fort Washington, Pennsylvania

 

July 26th, 2020:

Fort Washington, Pennsylvania