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still would be the NNBS body
Looking for a definitive answer/ PowerStop brakes
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still would be the NNBS body
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So..... After all this discussion...... Is an '08 ( rotor is 1 inch larger diameter ), make a noticeable improvement in stopping power? Or an '05 Powerstop setup better enough?
( I am not planning to tow much )
( I am not planning to tow much )
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Yes i did this on my 01 xl and the 08 swap is worth it. i noticed a huge difference , i used powerstop pads and raybestos rotors.
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Yes i did this on my 01 xl and the 08 swap is worth it. i noticed a huge difference , i used powerstop pads and raybestos rotors.
I do have OEM 17" wheels.
So the '08 install was a straight bolt on?
( My definitive question)
( thanks soulsea)
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thanks !!
I'm going to do a search for SS brake lines....
(update).... I checked out Russell Performance for S.S. brake lines.
They do have a set for my 2005 YukonXL. But, they mention not for -
" Rear Active Brake Control". Huh? What's that??
I'm going to do a search for SS brake lines....
(update).... I checked out Russell Performance for S.S. brake lines.
They do have a set for my 2005 YukonXL. But, they mention not for -
" Rear Active Brake Control". Huh? What's that??
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I read it's an extra line that the kit doesn't include. There's a member on her selling fronts and rears new--except for that 1 line you'd need. Good price too.
https://www.tahoeyukonforum.com/threads/stainless-steel-brake-lines-for-chevy-gmc-cadillac.118282/
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Check for RPO JL4. It's the difference between a 5 and 6 line kit.
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Wow... Thanks.... and I don't mind supporting our vendors....
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