Please read what is needed to convert your:

 July 1970 through 1990 FJ40, FJ45, FJ55, FJ60 or FJ62 to front disk brakes. 

We sell this base kit to include the following items:

 Knuckles, caps, arms, studs, washers, nuts

 Spindles with associated hardware

 Backing Plates

 Hubs 

 Caliper Cores

 Aisin or Warn Locking Hubs


 Shipping is around $100-$150 depending on your location. 

Some companies are selling modified GM parts. Some are using the light duty 4x4 pick up parts. Why not use the original heavy duty disk brakes? These use vented rotors and 4 piston calipers. 

We highly recommend you also purchase the following items:

 New Rotors = $89 pair 

New Hard brake lines Caliper to soft line $14.99 each side

 Remanufactured Loaded Caliper Kit = $189 additional for the pair.

 Seals, gaskets, knuckle bearings & hub bearing kit = $179

 Proportioning Valve Factory Used = $75 

 3 New Soft brake lines = $19 each 

IF YOU HAVE A 1968 THROUGH JUNE 1970 WITH NO BRAKE BOOSTER THEN YOU WILL ALSO NEED THE FOLLOWING PARTS:

Brake Booster Adapter = $59

 Brake Booster = Used at $150 / Remanufactured at $399

 Brake Master Cylinder, dual port type = $179 new

Your brake lines are currently 9mm fittings. You will need to add a 10mm brake line nut to the rear circuit = $2.49

The front brake lines you will need to run all new 10mm modern Toyota lines. We recommend just buying a roll of 3/16 brake line at your local auto parts store. 4 Brake line nuts for making the new lines at $2.49 each. 

Junction block for $15

3 New Soft brake lines = $19 each

IF YOU HAVE A 1968AND EARLIER WITH NO BRAKE BOOSTER & Course Spline Inner Axles. THEN YOU WILL ALSO NEED THE FOLLOWING PARTS:

Differential w/fine spline spider gears for use with late model inner shafts = $200.

You need to dis-assemble the knuckles off of your FJ40. Get down to just the bare end of your axle. Then clean everything up, derust it, degrease them, paint the parts then start reassembly. You do not need to cut or modify your axle housing at all. You CAN re use your original booster & M/C just use the proportioning valve that we sell above. Early model axles from 6/75 and earlier will require some grinding of the lip at top and bottom of the inside ball to fit the birfields. Generally a 1/16" on top and bottom will suffice.