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BIG Brakes on my LEXUS! (LS400 brakes on GS400)

MY STORE: https://forward-momentum.printify.me/ My IG:   / yt.fwd.m   On this episode I'll walk you through all the steps to install a big brake kit (BBK) on your 2nd gen GS. Instructions may be similar on other models as well. While the LS400 BBK is perhaps the most economical and most popular on the 2GS, there are other options as well. These steps will assist you with the installation of pretty much any BBK. TOOLS Mechanic's tool set Jack and Stands Brake bleeder Drip pan PARTS LS400 calipers LS400 pads LS400 rotors (4) copper washers for brake line banjo bolts (2 washers per side) Dorman 66250 (2 packs req'd) Brake fluid BASIC STEPS Safely Jack and Secure Vehicle Remove Wheel Remove Rotor Place drip pan under caliper Loosen 14mm brake line banjo bolt (slow drip only) Loosen and remove 17mm lower caliper mount bolt Loosen 17mm upper caliper mount bolt Secure caliper with strap or similar (prevent from hanging) Remove 17mm upper caliper mount bolt Remove 14mm brake line banjo bolt Remove banjo bolt copper washers (2 per side) Cut dust shield Test fit new caliper Test fit new rotor Bend dust shield to avoid interference Secure rotor with 2 lug nuts Install new caliper, TQ bolts to 87ft-lbs Install new banjo bolt copper washers Install banjo bolt, TQ to 22ft-lbs Bleed front brakes (rear not necessary) Check for leaks by having someone press brake pedal (wear safety glasses!) Install wheels Test drive! BRAKE BLEEDING The bleeding process is covered in-depth in my BMC episode, so I won't tackle that topic too much on this one. If you need detailed instructions, here's the link:    • LEXUS / TOYOTA Brake Master Cylinder Diagn...   0:00 0:21 Opening Trailer 3:00 Introduction 5:57 Removal 6:40 Weights and Sizing 8:20 Cutting Dust Shield 9:50 Bending Dust Shield 11:48 Installed 12:17 Bleeding (Quick) 14:13 Finalizing and Pre-Flight Checks 15:08 Will 16's Fit? 16:28 Driving with New Brakes 17:14 Final Thoughts / Conclusion