brake swap information needed
#1
brake swap information needed
is there any way to swap out the LS brake to the ES? I know the ES has drum on the rear and the LS has disc on the rear. Are the fronts bigger too?
#3
There've been a few discussions over the removal of the rear drum to replace with a disk brake. The moral of almost all of them is that the rear drum works as well, or maybe better, than the rear disk would.
Basically, it would be cost inefficient to go through the process. I would replace the drum if it wore out, which is doubtful with a 2002.
You migh tbe able to find it under a "rear brake swap" search, or something of that order.
Edit: Are you wanting to switch the rear disks from the stock LS to a Stock ES? I don't think the rim size will allow, but I'm not sure of the brake size on the LS.
Basically, it would be cost inefficient to go through the process. I would replace the drum if it wore out, which is doubtful with a 2002.
You migh tbe able to find it under a "rear brake swap" search, or something of that order.
Edit: Are you wanting to switch the rear disks from the stock LS to a Stock ES? I don't think the rim size will allow, but I'm not sure of the brake size on the LS.
#5
it might actually be dangerous to do the swap...with more stopping power in the rear and the absence of weight the rear would be more likely to lock up during hard braking, causing you to spin with the slightest turn of the wheel and at the least losing you stopping distance. although stock LS disks would be interesting because they were designed with the weight distribution in mind...hence the reason rear disks on almost all cars are always smaller...keep up the research but i know there's a thread on this already...look it up
#6
Originally posted by LancerDriven
it might actually be dangerous to do the swap...with more stopping power in the rear and the absence of weight the rear would be more likely to lock up during hard braking, causing you to spin with the slightest turn of the wheel and at the least losing you stopping distance. although stock LS disks would be interesting because they were designed with the weight distribution in mind...hence the reason rear disks on almost all cars are always smaller
it might actually be dangerous to do the swap...with more stopping power in the rear and the absence of weight the rear would be more likely to lock up during hard braking, causing you to spin with the slightest turn of the wheel and at the least losing you stopping distance. although stock LS disks would be interesting because they were designed with the weight distribution in mind...hence the reason rear disks on almost all cars are always smaller
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#8
Originally posted by RacinMylancer
i didn't know that the LS came with rear discs though
i didn't know that the LS came with rear discs though
#11
Just to clarify, I recall hearing something about ABS being an option on Canadian OZs, but the US versions did not come with ABS. And I'm happy for that, as cheap cars with ABS tend to be terrible in autocross. Hard to induce oversteer, systems shut down when you lose traction, etc.
#12
the LS in either country from 02-03 did not come with rear discs. the LS is also the only one with ABS(now the ralliart has it too). if you just want to add ABS to an OZ, the least you would need are the wheel speed sensors, abs rotors, abs ecu, and EBD proportioning valve as it would replace our regular hydraulic proportion valve.
as far as rear disc swap, you'd need the full brake system from the ralliart and redrill the rotors to 4x114 or 4x100 depending on which model you got. that seems to be the only way at this point.
as far as rear disc swap, you'd need the full brake system from the ralliart and redrill the rotors to 4x114 or 4x100 depending on which model you got. that seems to be the only way at this point.
#13
Originally posted by rhyzin
as far as rear disc swap, you'd need the full brake system from the ralliart and redrill the rotors to 4x114 or 4x100 depending on which model you got. that seems to be the only way at this point.
as far as rear disc swap, you'd need the full brake system from the ralliart and redrill the rotors to 4x114 or 4x100 depending on which model you got. that seems to be the only way at this point.
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