For all 80 series owners (3FE type)

The disc are cheap if you buy after market ones,about $140 a pair+ another $50 for pads .
I think it will cost about $150 for the front seal kit + grease and diff oil.
Bearings are not usually replaced ,just repacked and adjusted.
Its an all day job. Ive never done an 80 but Ill suppose you need a 54mm hub socket

Power steering kit is about $50. You need to have it pressure tested otherwise the seal kit will be pointless.

Deano
Your 80 had smaller discs than later models....you have the option now of upgrading to better brakes, by buying the later model discs and a pair of later callipers...they are thicker and larger, and a good thing to consider at this point.
If you leave the back as is but do the work on the front, no other mods need doing like bigger rims...and it will result in better brakes. Everything bolts on.
Of course if you just want to replace, i would recommend DBA slotted rotors, which make a difference themselves, on either size....
The pump...i would buy a secondhander, as the bush could be worn, then nothing will stop the leak....all 3f's run thesame pump, and so do the cressida.
Andrew
ps

Hey there Deano,
I just looked up my invoice for you. I paid $220 for 2 front discs DBA Brand and $6.60 for front seals. Just paid $90.00 for front pads (non genuine). I work in a Dealership, so I think my pricing would be pretty good. Let me know if not and I'll cut his testicles off!! LOL
Steve

hi all,
l paid about $100 including freight for a seal kit (ebay) which included the bearings for the 80 series. l haven't yet fitted them as my mate rekons it can be a all day job. Hope l didnt get ripped of. They are non genuine

cheers
Barn
80series