2016 Toyota Fortuner V 4x4 2.8L vs 2016 Isuzu MU-X LS-A 4x4 3.0L

**Monseratto** · July 26th, 2016 09:21 AM

Disc brake has better thermal dissipation. So repeated hard braking like in racing, disc brakes win against brake fading.

**jut703** · July 26th, 2016 12:05 PM

6 pages at disc brakes pa rin pinaguusapan. 😂

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**GTi** · July 26th, 2016 12:45 PM

Perhaps we should change the thread title to disc brake vs. drum brake. 😄

And then again... I've driven disc/drum cars to provinces having to go through lots of mountain roads (Sorsogon with the Strada GLS Sport V and Baguio with the D-Max IPV and Revo diesel). Someone of my average juan driving skills didn't notice any detioration in braking performance at all, even when among the sloping and hilly stuff.

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**turbocharger 71** · July 26th, 2016 12:50 PM

Originally Posted by GTi

Perhaps we should change the thread title to disc brake vs. drum brake. 😄

And then again... I've driven disc/drum cars to provinces having to go through lots of mountain roads (Sorsogon with the Strada GLS Sport V and Baguio with the D-Max IPV and Revo diesel). Someone of my average juan driving skills didn't notice any detioration in braking performance at all, even when among the sloping and hilly stuff.

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correct!

**vinj** · July 26th, 2016 02:31 PM

Originally Posted by GTi

Perhaps we should change the thread title to disc brake vs. drum brake. ��

And then again... I've driven disc/drum cars to provinces having to go through lots of mountain roads (Sorsogon with the Strada GLS Sport V and Baguio with the D-Max IPV and Revo diesel). Someone of my average juan driving skills didn't notice any detioration in braking performance at all, even when among the sloping and hilly stuff.

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Given all is stock, it is possible to overheat the front brake pads, front rotors, or boil your brake fluid first, before the difference between rear drums and rear disks will make itself known.

**edricdude** · July 26th, 2016 03:55 PM

no matter what you do in the real world in your SUV/PPV, you won't overheat your drum brakes.
the only advantage disc brake has with drum is that it is easier to fix/repair/replace and maintain.

**3GEMS** · July 26th, 2016 05:36 PM

Yung disc brake big deal pero yung naka 2.4 engine ang lower variant fortuner vs 2.8 engine all variant innova walang issue. Ano nangyayare?😢
isipin mo naka fortuner ka 1.7/M nakatabi mo sa traffic yung si manong naka uber na naka bagong innova J pero 2.8. Ansaklap.
Anong rationale kaya ng toyota dito?

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**Egan101** · July 26th, 2016 05:45 PM

Originally Posted by 3GEMS

Yung disc brake big deal pero yung naka 2.4 engine ang lower variant fortuner vs 2.8 engine all variant innova walang issue. Ano nangyayare?😢
isipin mo naka fortuner ka 1.7/M nakatabi mo sa traffic yung si manong naka uber na naka bagong innova J pero 2.8. Ansaklap.
Anong rationale kaya ng toyota dito?

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You pay more for the bling and the demand.

Besides, if you are really leaning towards performance or just the sheer engine displacement, there are other options for 1.7M.

**3GEMS** · July 26th, 2016 05:53 PM

Originally Posted by Egan101

You pay more for the bling and the demand.

Besides, if you are really leaning towards performance or just the sheer engine displacement, there are other options for 1.7M.

I know hindi lahat priorities ang engine performance or displacemt. Pero nasa tsikot tayo, yung drum vs disc brake naabot ng 6 pages pero yung innova naka 2.8 vs fortuner 2.4 walang nagrereklamo. Asan ang hustisya? [emoji14]

Gusto ko malaman reason ng toyota bakit ganun kasi affected talaga ako kahit wala ako pambili hehehe

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**Egan101** · July 26th, 2016 06:04 PM

Originally Posted by 3GEMS

Gusto ko malaman reason ng toyota bakit ganun

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It's called marketing and that's why car manufacturers make a whole lot of money.

Even if Toyota decides to put a more lethargic powerplant for the Fortuner, it is still going to sell. In the US, the Camry is still the best selling model in the highly competitive midsize category despite being rated last in comparison tests. It is proof that "good enough" will surely sell with the right marketing. Hehehe