IFS Big Brake Upgrade Kit
We have all been there, thinking will these brakes hold up down this grade with the load behind me? You may be one of our weekend warriors that take your "daily" out on...
Solid Axle Vented Rotor Upgrade
(Front)
This kit is designed to change the solid stock rotors that are found on the front straight axle 1980 to 1985 trucks or SAS using the stock Toyota front axle...
Rear Disc Brake Conversion
(w/o Parking Brake)
We now offer a disc brake kit for your 4WD Pickup and 4Runner! We had three goals in mind. It had to be strong, easy to install, and a complete kit...
Disc Brake Upgrade Kit
(Front)
This brake upgrade kit is perfect for upgrading your truck's front braking performance without completely upsetting the brake balance like a big brake kit will...
Rear Disc Brake Conversion Kit
Upgrade your classic Toyota's stopping power with our premium Rear Disc Brake Conversion Kit. Developed in partnership with Little Shop Manufacturing, this heavy-duty...
Rear Disc Brake Conversion Kit
(79-95 P/U 2WD)
We've partnered up with Little Shop Manufacturing to offer you this rear disc brake conversion kit that won't break the bank. Installation is...
Transfer Case E-Brake Kit | 4-Cylinder Gear-Drive
Upgrade your classic trail rig with the ultimate mechanical holding power. Engineered to replace weak or non-functioning factory drum parking brakes,...
Disc Parking Brake
(Transfer Case Mounted 4Cyl Manual Trans ONLY)
With all of the axle upgrades and rear disk brake conversions that are popular on 4x4's, Sometimes the parking brake mechanism is...
Cross Drilled Slotted Rotors
A moving vehicle has a large amount of kinetic energy, the brakes have to absorb and dissipate this energy in order for the vehicle to stop. How do the brakes do this?...
Cross Drilled Slotted Rotors
A moving vehicle has a large amount of kinetic energy, the brakes have to absorb and dissipate this energy in order for the vehicle to stop. How do the brakes do this?...
Cross Drilled Slotted Rotors
A moving vehicle has a large amount of kinetic energy, the brakes have to absorb and dissipate this energy in order for the vehicle to stop. How do the brakes do this?...