morfhious3
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Is the rotors of 2.0 the same size as 3.0?
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J29DB03
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The 345 rear is only for the premium trim. The 3.0 base has the 330 in the rear. And I believe that is only for the ā21 or older premium trim. I think the ā22 started to have the 330 rear on both the 3.0 trims.
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J29DB03
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Ha! I just love it when things like this donāt match up. Maybe someone with a ā22 3.0 premium and/or A91-CF can chime in to put us out of our misery.You are correct. However, AFAIK, all premium trims 20-22 have the 345 rears.
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Yea, I've noticed manufactures websites can be inaccurate compared to actual spec brochures they put out. You would think it would be the opposite, since websites are much easier to update.
I still think it's odd that Toyota even used a different rear rotor for non premium 3.0.
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To be honest that is the ONLY reason I went with the premium instead of the base. I donāt use the HUD, I rarely listen to music, I unplugged the wireless charger, Iād rather the black calipers, and I never understood why you would put heated seats in a car that comes with summer tires.
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