bigjez

I was looking at them and they are so pretty can we use them on tha gs.

lexusscturbo

iTrader: (12)

The mounting system is different. I think TRD err Tom's sells the brackets.

Alexus_300

iTrader: (4)

I'd say just get a BBK instead of trying to fit the IS-F brakes on. At least you'll get a brake system that has proper brake proportioning and bias.

LexFather

3GS/IS and IS-F brakes are not plug and play for the 2GS. They are 6 piston front and 4 piston rear and Carson was selling them for about $1700 front and $1700 rear.

Also keep in mind you will need wheels with BBK clearance.

5t341th

iTrader: (16)

its ez to make mounting brackets for the calipers. if u can get a used set for cheap, just go to a machine shop and they could make u brackets easily

lexusscturbo

iTrader: (12)

Most brake systems will work fine for the average user, most cars have roughly about the same forward inertia to stop (as for the brake bias) post earlier posted)..
The mounting hardware will be like 150 or something?
search for LS430 brakes on the 2gs forum.

bigjez

Thanks for tha replys it just looks so good them brakes well i was just woundering thanks.

CircuitMS

iTrader: (51)

Might be cheaper to go with an aftermarket BBK setup.

tom steele

go with ls 400 calipers 98 up they are four piston and bolt right up just need rcas to clear tie rod bolt i did mine for under 400 bucks autozone calipers 95 dollars core 65 did not turn them in same day so they cant compare what your trading in so you take your calipers back the next day for your core rcas i made for about 10 bucks then drilled and slotted rotors from ebay 130 and i know everyone hates these rotors but htere cheap and they get you started you can always upgrade the rotors later this in my opinion is the best route unless your made of money

GRAND_LS 4

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Minor correction, 95LS and up have the four piston calipers.