How to: Toyota Land Cruiser LX470 100 Series Rear Disc Brake Calipers and Rotors Install

My Land Cruiser is getting some new rear disc brake calipers due to the floating caliper pins rusting and seizing -- most likely due to too many deep water crossings. I also take the opportunity to replace and upgrade the original brake rotors to a slotted and crossed-drilled StopTech rotor that matches the brand and design of those on the front.
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[@88Mach1]

LOL! It always takes longer than you think. Love the slotted and drilled rotors.

[@mightymarc7]

This install would be more impressive if Wally wasn't there telling you how to do everything. ;D

[@artwerksgarage]

Oh, Wally. Ridiculous dog.

[@neilond1]

What brand of rotors? Have a link by chance?

[@artwerksgarage]

I have since sold the truck for a 200-series, so I no longer have the records of what the brand was or where I purchased them, but I believe they were Stoptechs.

[@artwerksgarage]

Actually, I just found the record in my email. They are, in fact, Stoptechs -- Stoptech 127.44087L/R Sport Drilled and Slotted Brake Rotor. I purchased them at BuyBrakes.com.