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    Default Re: rt142 independent rear = ra65/sa63 celica

    Stefan should know this.
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    Default Re: rt142 independent rear = ra65/sa63 celica

    Quote Originally Posted by CrUZida
    Stefan should know this.
    Yup, I do.

    I bought an RT142 rear disc conversion for my RA65 (I bought these then bought an Ma61 parts car... grr). It consists of RT142 rear disc swingarms, handbrake cables & brake bias valve (Brett, you will need the bias valve, this wasn't on your list). Haven't installed yet but it should be all that is needed - as far as I can tell, the swingarms are identical to MA61 apart from being solid discs rather than vented. Not sure if calipers are different between solid & vented discs, haven't checked.

    Mookie's GA65 had had a solid rear disc conversion done when he bought it, and IIRC he was told it was from a Corona, which may be further confirmation for you.

    Hope this helps! I would comapre the Ma61 rear end I have to the RT142 one for you, but I'm not near my car right now.

    Oh yeah... I installed some rear KYB Super Special externally-adjustables a month ago and they rock Setting 2 of 4 seems well matched to my King lows, and is a massive improvement over the under-damping Monroe GTs. Can't wait for the matching front pair of KYBs to arrive from Japan....

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    Default Re: rt142 independent rear = ra65/sa63 celica

    awesome!!!

    thanks alot for the prompt reply

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    Default Re: rt142 independent rear = ra65/sa63 celica

    also...do the half shafts go straight on? length the same etc?
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    Default Re: rt142 independent rear = ra65/sa63 celica

    No problem

    I don't know if the T-series (RT142) & F-series (Ra65/MA61) half shafts are the same length... I suspect that they aren't (someone else would know for sure). However, I see no reason you can't just use the RA65 ones.

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    Default Re: rt142 independent rear = ra65/sa63 celica

    RT142 IRS is F series.

    SA63 is the one that is T series
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    Default Re: rt142 independent rear = ra65/sa63 celica

    Oh yeah.. the KYB Super Specials I mentioned are JDM ones that aren't made any more (precursor model to AGX as far as I know). Not to be confused with the non-adjustable KYBs a lot of people here run in their A6s, which I have no experience with.

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    Default Re: rt142 independent rear = ra65/sa63 celica

    Quote Originally Posted by brett_celicacoupe
    RT142 IRS is F series.

    SA63 is the one that is T series
    My bad, don't know why I got mixed up there.

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    Default Re: rt142 independent rear = ra65/sa63 celica

    I think there is a bit of a difference in thickness but length is the same.

    Yes it is correct my car has a corona rear disk setup in it with the solid but i didn't put it in so i don't think i will be much help to you.

    The brake pads are from an mx7# i think so that might be something worth looking into.

    Also unfortunatly for me my car has the T series diff made out of eggshells and glass but i don't think that should make much of a difference.

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