Toyota 1" master cylinder

nick c · Nov 18, 2012

Anyone know what the year/model is that you can find the bigger 1" bore master cylinder on?

I know TG sells one but I'd like to source one local so I can have my Runner ready for Thanksgiving wheeling.

redneck_hippy · Nov 18, 2012

I think it is 89-95? with the 3.0 v6

zukkev · Nov 18, 2012

Nick, I forget where oil can (Andy) got his, but I believe it was actually a 1 1/16" bore M/C he got....Maybe he'll chime in...tell ya what, I'll call him! :redneck:

zukkev · Nov 18, 2012

1997 Toyota T-100 dually application he says! Got it off ebay and it bolted right on!!! :redneck: Says he's happy! :awesomework:

skinny_pedal · Nov 18, 2012

Are the landcruiser 80 series the a direct bolt on to?

the 59 fiat · Nov 18, 2012

one ton t-100 96. bolt right on. make sure you order the resivoir too.

HillbillyPlumber · Nov 18, 2012

mine came out of an fj-80 don't know the year though.Bolted right on slight bending of the brake lines to line em up. Works great

crash2 · Nov 18, 2012

It was always referred to as the V6 master or at least all the 1" bore masters I have installed were off a V6 toy.

WHITE TRASH1 · Nov 19, 2012

Most 3rd gen trucks are 1" regardless of engine. If you pop the hood and see an aluminum master its either 1" or 1 1/16".

nick c · Nov 20, 2012

Thanks guys. I was able to source one through my local autozone based on the info. And eventually found a thread on pirate with parts numbers and corresponding make/model/year.

Turns out there are more then 8 different part numbers for a Toyota 1" bore Mc, plus all the 1 1/16" mc's.

jprcrpr94 · Dec 10, 2012

I got mine at Vatozone. It was for a 95 V6 4Runner. Same with booster, discs and calipers. When I did the swap I read up about it over on Pirate and the V6 4Runner was the best way to go. I don't remember exactly what it was, but I believe something is better with the 4Runner stuff compared to the truck stuff.