LS400 brakes on MKIII. It's easy.

[Korg77]

LS400 calipers are cheaper and little more effective in comparison with nissan skyline brakes. For instance, i bought a pair of calipers with pads for 150$, and pair of non-original new discs for 90$ only.
Thanks to old Soviet school, i can work on milling machine, and it helped to save my time and money.

Yes, the main problem in installing is that you need make some machine works with calipers. And there is no other way to fit them to Supra with LS400 brake discs. (Of course, only if you not swap left-side caliper with right one, but i think it's no good way, especially for future filling with brake fluid).

So, maybe somebody will find this info useful

 

[Korg77]

and don't forget to paint the calipers. It gives additional 200% to cooling and braking abilities

 

[peste noire]

yea there was vendor here who was selling the kit.

but unfortunately, not all of us have access to machines willing to make me a bracket and sell them? i would buy one

 

[Korg77]

What's the goal of sending the brackets, if you still need to mill the surface of calipers?

It's cheaper to drill out the Earth from Siberia to LA directly and drop a kit into )
That vendor is selling kit with other much bigger discs; and its size simplify the whole works. I'd better made the same setup for myself, but the discs he used are f**** good expensive here, (i found a pair only for 800$).

So i decide to use what i have.

 

[peste noire]

ahh didnt see that part.

for 800 bucks you can alost buy a whole new kit!

 

[Korg77]

But for now, i found proper 14,5" Brembo discs for 350usd/pair and thinking to try new brackets

 

[supraguy@aol]

Good work.
What's the diameter of LS400 rotors?