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TROYMAN wrote: take a wheel off and take a pic... it might look like drum from behind but from factory they are not drum.. considering even the 1988 series 1 ea wagons had disc brakes on the rear..  I have just made the biggest pelican out of myself!!!!!  Yes they are indeed disk on there.... but Christ are they tiny! The wagon I saw the other day must have had a brake upgrade or something because they looked MASSIVE compared to these pissy little things. Deepest apologies to everyone and no doubt a good laugh is being had at my expense, I know I laughed when I took the wheel off and realized I'd made a total d**k of myself!! Well I need to go and find a quiet cupboard now, and hide my shame..... 
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Age: 35 Posts: 3382 Joined: 11th Mar 2008 Ride: EA SVO, AU2, Toyota Crown Location: Bendigo |
i believe the op doesn't know what he's looking at. in sedan and wagon drums were abolished in EA
and late XF utes i believe had disc rear. when they were being released next to the EA
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Age: 35 Posts: 3382 Joined: 11th Mar 2008 Ride: EA SVO, AU2, Toyota Crown Location: Bendigo |
lol at the OP. the rear discs are actually bigger than the fronts on EF/L
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WILDEB wrote: i believe the op doesn't know what he's looking at. in sedan and wagon drums were abolished in EA and late XF utes i believe had disc rear. when they were being released next to the EA Incorrect about the utes. I had a 93 XF (was right on the XG changeover) and it had rear drums.
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Age: 35 Posts: 3382 Joined: 11th Mar 2008 Ride: EA SVO, AU2, Toyota Crown Location: Bendigo |
EVL098 wrote: WILDEB wrote: i believe the op doesn't know what he's looking at. in sedan and wagon drums were abolished in EA and late XF utes i believe had disc rear. when they were being released next to the EA Incorrect about the utes. I had a 93 XF (was right on the XG changeover) and it had rear drums. well my girlfriends sisters girlfriend had a 90 XF panelvan and it had a disc rear
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WILDEB wrote: EVL098 wrote: WILDEB wrote: i believe the op doesn't know what he's looking at. in sedan and wagon drums were abolished in EA and late XF utes i believe had disc rear. when they were being released next to the EA Incorrect about the utes. I had a 93 XF (was right on the XG changeover) and it had rear drums. well my girlfriends sisters girlfriend had a 90 XF panelvan and it had a disc rear Yeah they were always optional but not standard. I had a P6 LTD that had rear discs. Doesnt mean all XC's come standard with them.
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