After plenty of market demand, we have finished this ZINC CHROMATED set of brackets to mount LS460 / LS600h / LS500 brake calipers to any MkIV Supra, SC300, or SC400!
These brackets are ideal for those DIYers that are looking for an inexpensive option for brake upgrades. You keep your factory brake lines in this bolt-on solution; all you need is a set of front 2007-2020 LS460, LS460L, LS600, or even the new 2020 LS500 fixed 4 piston brake calipers, plus LS460 fitment pads, and a set of 2008-2014 IS-F 14" rotors!
Although the roll center adjusters aren't mandatory, they provide a bolt on solution. You do not have to run them, though if you do not, you may need to modify the mounting hardware. They will improve the suspension geometry on lowered cars at any rate, so we highly recommend them.
Please note that the LS460 does NOT use 5x114.3 rotors, so you will NOT be able to bolt on the LS460 rotor. We do not have fitment confirmation on the larger LS460 F-Sport 6 piston Brembo brakes, though they may also fit when used with larger rotors
Additionally, you will most likely need 18" wheels to fit over these. The only 18s we have found to not fit so far are some Enkei RPF1s. We cannot make any promises on what else will not fit, however every other 18" wheel we have tried does fit over these brakes.
Brackets fit:
☼ 1993-2002 Toyota Supra
☼ 1992-2000 Lexus SC300
☼ 1992-2000 Lexus SC400
You will receive 1 pair of brackets to mount both front calipers, as well as mounting hardware. Please note that we normally stock the brackets and rotors, however it may take 1 week to ship the calipers. Please note that free shipping is for the continental US 48 states only
Pictures show the RWD K17 type caliper being used. The AWD N18 caliper has the same mounting hole locations, but we do not support fitment as it would use a different rotor. You will need the K17 caliper for direct fitment
Keep in mind these are designed for off road use only and professional installation is required. We have been driving on these kits for years, but use at your own risk.
