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Brakes: Drilled and slotted?
I've found some affordable options online, but all seem to be 4wd and I'm just wondering if they will possibly fit on a rwd truck...curious if the hub sizes are that unique in comparison with each other.
Thanks for advice, it's greatly appreciated! '85 c10 rwd 350/350 |
Re: Brakes: Drilled and slotted?
Four wheel drive is 6 lug, so you got that working against you.
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Re: Brakes: Drilled and slotted?
and 2wd to 4wd HUGE difference in front spindles and size of bearings and spacing .
and took me longer to typethis than to find drilled / slotted for 2wd trucks . https://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/...hub,rotor,1896 not sure were you were looking ? ? ? good luck on your choices . there isa lot out there to pick from . |
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Put their stuff on my obs crew cab. Stops like a new truck, better than new actually
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Re: Brakes: Drilled and slotted?
R1 Concepts has some nice cross-drilled and slotted brakes for C10’s/20’s. I have them on my 79 and also used R1’s on my Trailblazer SS. Great brakes and extremely affordable.
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Re: Brakes: Drilled and slotted?
The slotted rotors are no good for winter driving any salt will rust them maybe some cracking. ( only for summer driving and the holes need to be cleaned for time to time to keep them in good shape.)
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Re: Brakes: Drilled and slotted?
Except they're zinc plated.
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