z20/jza70 brake interchangability

[ReQuieM]

Sure do dude. But they can come from any late model A70 (JZA, MA) not jsut the MA.

[Kedderz]

thanks mate + rep

[Kedderz]

trying to get pics of these brackets so i can do a WTB.

are these what they look like?

[EldarO]

im a little iffy on NA MA70's too, i seem to have a fuzzy memory of shit brakes, but too much alcohol is running rampant through my system to clearly recall.

[Xistant]

MA70 if it was non turbo or turbo had the larger dia brakes etc.

[ReQuieM]

Nah Kedders they are for mounting r32 4pots onto teh a70/z20 hubs.

The 'braket' you need will look almost exactly like yours just longer 'legs'. I think atm your thinking of the whole caliper assembly as the caliper, which it actually isn't. When you jump under the car and have a look you will notice the 'claw' that comes over the top of the disc and holds the pad, this had a kind of short cylinder or buldge on the back of it. Thats the caliper. The part that that follows the caliper over the disc and loops back around, that is the 'bracket you need.

When you go to change the pads there is a bolt and a peg that holds the caliper to the bracket, basically you undo the bolt and swivel the caliper of the disc. You will notice the 'bracket' will stay in place.

Here is an exploded view from the a70 epc:
http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/Librar...es/MCG261A.gif

And for future reference here is a link to the TSRM and EPC for the a70 which shares almost all the same drive train components:
http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/

I hope that helps!

[ReQuieM]

Nah Kedders they are for mounting r32 4pots onto teh a70/z20 hubs.

The 'braket' you need will look almost exactly like yours just longer 'legs'. I think atm your thinking of the whole caliper assembly as the caliper, which it actually isn't. When you jump under the car and have a look you will notice the 'claw' that comes over the top of the disc and holds the pad, this had a kind of short cylinder or buldge on the back of it. Thats the caliper. The part that that follows the caliper over the disc and loops back around, that is the 'bracket you need.

When you go to change the pads there is a bolt and a peg that holds the caliper to the bracket, basically you undo the bolt and swivel the caliper of the disc. You will notice the 'bracket' will stay in place.

Here is an exploded view from the a70 epc:
http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/Librar...es/MCG261A.gif

And for future reference here is a link to the TSRM and EPC for the a70 which shares almost all the same drive train components:
http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/

I hope that helps!

[Kedderz]

thanks for the double! post mate, that explains it alot.
Cant give you any more rep as I just reppd you!

[ReQuieM]

lol oops! No probs man, good luck in your search! I think you may end up having to buy a whole caliper assembly, but the up side is they are fairly cheap as they're is heaps of sup front cuts kickin round.

[Robbo]

DB431, front's, Z20/ all A70.
DB413, rear pads ,Z20, all A70

[Kedderz]

im still confused here

I have a guy whos willing to sell me the brackets and I think its the part indicated 43330.

http://imajr.com/Original.aspx?Id=P1010056-1055333

anyone?

[Kedderz]

im still confused here

I have a guy whos willing to sell me the brackets and I think its the part indicated 43330.

http://imajr.com/Original.aspx?Id=P1010056-1055333

anyone?

[ReQuieM]

43330 is the lower ball joint. Thats not gonna help at all. Tho it is worth replacing about nowish in the cars life! lol

[Kedderz]

theres +rep in it for you if you can tell me the part number either on that picture or the cygnus TSRM links, PLEASEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!

[ReQuieM]

47721 & 47722 RHS and LHS respectively.

http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/Librar...es/MCG261A.gif

They aren't on the scna you have.