who sells rear disk brake brakets?

[hohardcastle]

I am looking for the disk brake brakets for the rear of a 40. I know that TSM sells them for $120 a pair. I also checked with that guy on woody's site but can't seem to get ahold of him. I don't know if he still makes them. Do you guys know of anybody else that sells them.

Thanks

[cruiserbrett]

JTOutfitters usually has a few sets on Ebay... Pretty cheap, like $70/set. You ca also get them directly from them.

[Sloan]

Downey Off Road in Santa Fe Springs is where I got mine.

[hohardcastle]

Hey thanks guys for the suggestions, I will check out those two places.

Thanks

[Eric]

I have a set that I have never used. $65 + shipping

[morgan]

Here's Paul Considine's drawing of the bracket, in case you want to make your own.

Morgan

[GloNDark]

Check out A & A manufacturing. I got mine from them. CHEAP CHEAP CHEAP!!! I paid $6.77 for mine. (Weld on style of course)

$70 for a set, damn do they install themselves??

Look for part number AA-049-A, AA-049-B & AA-049-C

http://www.aa-mfg.com/

[sixsranch]

Mike Grayheck Has them thay are the ones Im running. his price is great! Mikes fab 541-347-2855

[rufio]

I'm going to back up CruiserBrett on this one. I just did my rear disc brake conversion and it came out awesome. I got my brackets off ebay.......whom jt outfitters put on there. $67 bucks, not bad... They went on real easy, and they gave me some good intructions with part numbers for everything. It took me an afternoon to do the whole conversion.

[bullsac]

GloNDark which part number did you use..

I want to order the brackets for my FJ62.
I figure they will work because they need to be welded
on. I may just buy all and see which one fits..




thanks,
Rodney

[StomperZUK]

Hey Cruiser heads,
Hope you don't mind me posting in your section

I've done most of my yammering so far over in the ZUK section.

I'm putting a set of FJ60 axles under a Samurai. Well, the rear axle drum backing plates, drums, and e-brake cable brackets were pretty rusty, trashed & broken, so i decided to save some money and just put disc's on it.

After using the search and doing some research, i decided that $120 for TSM brackets doesn't exactly fit the discription of saving money, and the FJ60/62 housing end is different than the 40 that you can get brackets for ~ $60 for...

Check out A & A manufacturing. I got mine from them. CHEAP CHEAP CHEAP!!! I paid $6.77 for mine. (Weld on style of course)

Funny this was mentioned...
I paid $7.77 each for part # AA-113A (small GM caliper) a few days before that was posted. What i got can be found here.
Scroll down till you find the part #. It will be figure A.

which part number did you use..

Well, it depends on what caliper you plan on using. I have a set of eldorado/toronado rear calipers that i am using. AA-113A has 5.5" between the caliper pin holes. I believe this measurement is the same for the other calipers commonly used for this swap.

I want to order the brackets for my FJ62.
I figure they will work because they need to be welded
on. I may just buy all and see which one fits..

Hah, That's kind of what i did. When i ordered (2) AA-113A, I also ordered (2) AA-113CLMP. The 113A part doesn't say what size tubing it fits(i thought it would be 3") and the 113CLMP description says it fits 3-3/8" tubing. They ended up being the exact same part. Maybe they screwed up and sent out 2 sets of 113A???

Anyway, they will work perfect on the 60/62 housing.

The bracket lines up right next to where the axle housing end is welded on at.

I plan on doing a full write up with pics when i get done. If it's ok i'll post it here too, unless someone else beats me to it.

Real quick, here is a partial list of what i am using. About $170 total so far

GM 1/2 ton 4x4 reg cab front rotors ~$25-$30 each.
Machined center hole to fit end of axle - free, pal did it for me.

Caliper brackets ~ $20 including shipping.

Toronado/Eldorado rear calipers - $20 each at the u-pull it.
Not too bad a shape, just need a quick sand blast and new pads.

I will probably use a couple of stock samurai front caliper flex lines to go on the rear calipers. They have a 10mm banjo fitting that fits right on the caliper, the other end plugs right into the yota hard lines.

I plan on using a Yota minitruck booster with the 1 ton 2wd master cylinder. AdvanceAuto has it for ~ $55 part#11-2248

stock miniT is 13/16" bore
1ton 2wd is 15/16" bore
FZJ80 is 1" bore - best price i found on that was also at AdvanceAuto ~ $108 part# 12832 - looks to be new including reservoir.

[GloNDark]

Originally posted by slowspeed
GloNDark which part number did you use..

I want to order the brackets for my FJ62.
I figure they will work because they need to be welded
on. I may just buy all and see which one fits..




thanks,
Rodney

I ordered the "-A" part number for mine. Using all chevy parts for the rear. (Calipers, rotors and lines)

[bullsac]

thanks Stomper and glon.
I will be purchasing the parts next week and will post an
update on the board.



thanks

[Land Crusher]

WOW thanks for that link.

AWSOME!!!!!

[Cruiser Ken]

Originally posted by GloNDark
Check out A & A manufacturing. I got mine from them. CHEAP CHEAP CHEAP!!! I paid $6.77 for mine. (Weld on style of course)

$70 for a set, damn do they install themselves??

Look for part number AA-049-A, AA-049-B & AA-049-C

http://www.aa-mfg.com/

The bolt on kits need to be spaced out 3/32 to 1/8 of an inch, typically done with washers. Did you use some type of spacer for the weld on brackets?