rear disc brake brackets
 

Parts Needed:

Rear
Rotors, calipers, pads, and lines: 1989-1993 Isuzu amigo, 1988-1991 Isuzu Trooper, 1988-1995 Isuzu Pickup


Instructions:


Rear:
1. Remove Wheels
2. Remove drums
3. Remove parking brake cables
4. Remove brake lines from wheel cylinders
5. Remove 4 nuts behind backing plate assembly
6. Remove axle assembly (be sure to keep track of preload shims)
7. Remove the 4 studs (be sure no to damage the threads as you are going to re-use these)
8. The backing plate should be able to slide off the bearing housing to give you a better angle at your next step.
9. Remove backing plate. You have two ways of doing this. You can either have a machine shop remove the bearing assembly the “book” way or you can cut the backing plate off. If you choose the later be sure to protect the bearing assembly from the metal shavings you will create during the procedure.
10. Install the studs back in the bearing housing
11. Install axle back into axle tube with bearing spacer shims
12. Place caliper mounting bracket on the back side of the axle tube with the caliper position toward the rear of the vehicle and replace nuts removed in step 5
13. Slide rotor over axle
14. Install caliper mounting bracket using supplied spacers
15. Install calipers and pads
16. Install Isuzu rubber brake lines with banjo bolts and connect other end to existing hard lines



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These come with the caliper mounting hardware, and they are painted. The set sells for $150 shipped in the US.

The stock e-brake cable will have to be lengthened, but these calipers do have a built in e-brake lever.


These will work on all H190 axles, been making these for Datsuns for years, and have just figured out what it will take for them to work on the hardbodies, just had to lengthen the spacers.


I will be working on a vented dual piston setup for the rear soon.

Does this space out the rear wheels??

Nice! I am concerned about the "extend the e-brake cable" part though. How would you do that? Does that require a custom cable?

^^^^ oh that's a good question too Pugz. It would be uber pimp if it brought the rear wheels IN just a touch.

The wheels will virtually be in the same location as the drum is the same thickness as the rotor hat.

The ebrake cable extension is necessary on the Datsuns, but not 100% sure on the 720/hardbody. It is a simple fix though, some cable and clamps or crimp fittings from any hardware store will do the trick. I will post some pics of the upgrade.

I might need a set of these for the pathy build :)

That's mandatory!

Does this also work on the 1st gen Frontier? Would love to do this! lol

if it has the H190 axle, it should

Sorry for the newb questions, but how will I know if it does or doesnt?

I just did a little research, and it looks like the frontiers used all the same rear brake parts as the hb up through 2003, '04-'05 is when they went with discs in the rear.