rix86
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Post by rix86 on Aug 13, 2008 8:26:51 GMT -8
I have a pair of 4 door coronas, 68 and 69.
sep 69 for the one, the other isn't too important at this point..
I need either a master cylinder, a rebuild kit or an alternative master cylinder, or info on what parts I can retrofit for a disc swap.
It's currently 4 wheel drums, no assist.
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Post by 68 Corona on Aug 13, 2008 15:13:48 GMT -8
Hello
You should contact Carlyn. I always get parts for my 68 Corona from him.
Mr. Carlyn Dinkler
7310 Timber Ridge Dr
Mint Hill, NC 28227 USA
704-545-5261
Fax 704-545-8671
cdinkler@bellsouth.net
Good luck
Luis
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Post by Carlyn Dinkler on Aug 14, 2008 2:14:28 GMT -8
To convert the front to disc brakes, find an RT8#/9# (1970-73 Corona) for parts. There are some earlier posts on this subject that give some details.
For the 1968-70 brake M/C, I have a few choices:
47200-20084 New Toyota $192.04
New aftermarket $147.25
Reman bare cylinder $75.50
04471-20052 kit for above (I recommend you sleeve the cylinder first)
New Toyota $45.10
Aftermarket $35.41
A set of my catalogs (300+ pages) for the 1965-70 Corona is $20.25 (about what they cost to copy & postage) or free with an order.
I should have all parts to fix your brakes. Carlyn Dinkler cdinkler@bellsouth.net
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rix86
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Post by rix86 on Aug 14, 2008 9:12:39 GMT -8
I've seen the previous threads (after I posted... acting a like a total noob, lol) but honestly I was hoping for something a little better than that. maybe a vented rotor and easier to find replacement parts...
For the moment, I think I'll just get a replacement master, adjust the brakes and try it for a bit.
The other car is (mostly) complete, I was thinking of robbing a spindle and seeing what I can come up with.
Master cylinder alternatives are going to be a pain though, I know this.
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rix86
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Post by rix86 on Nov 5, 2008 10:35:48 GMT -8
email sent
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