There is lower spring rate torsion bars. I’m not sure if the half ton torsion bars will fit a 3/4 ton chassis but they would probably be a lower spring rate.
The Z71 bump stops for the front, GM Part no: 15835667, are said to be better than the non Z71 ones. The bump stops are also supposed to...
I am not sure if you have looked around the Duramax diesel forums but there was a member that offered some UHMW pucks in a reverse taper. The piece that went in between the core support and body mount was 2 inches. Each body mount afterwards was shorter and shorter until the last at the lift...
The current price for the MPVI3 is $399 and it takes the universal credits versus the GM, Ford or Dodge specialized credits. Also some of the third party resellers offer a small discount on purchasing the credits.
One other thing to note is not every vehicle will take just two credits to...
Bringing back from the ded because I do that.
The bracket is still available although the company lacks in the communication department.
A couple pictures of the bracket.
At first I was under the impression that you were incorrect about ceramic pads being available. However after looking at rockauto power stop brand has several choices of ceramic options available that were not available at the beginning of the year.
To use those calipers you would need a bracket made up that adapts the caliper to the axle.
You couldn’t use the CTS-V front rotors as they have no means to retain the parking brakes.
My original idea was to use the CTS-V calipers because of price and then the BAER 14” rear rotors. But if...
But then again that bracket to use the Corvette rear calipers wants to use 14-18 rear rotors which are 13.6” versus 13.0” for my 2004. Which means the 14” Baers aren’t really that much bigger than those. Now I have to do some figuring for cost differences.
I dove into the deep end and purchased the 2021 PPV 16” front brake setup. I wanted the Baer 14” rear setup with the CTS-V caliper to aesthetically match.
I cannot tell from the pictures of the Cobalt SS calipers if the bolt goes through them into the knuckle or not. Like how your rear brakes...
@skyhighsami
Are you referring to the Brembo caliper off of say a 2009 Cobalt SS?
If so then it’s a fixed caliper and a bracket could be made. The only problem I can see would be the backing plate will need to be clearanced. 1) for the caliper and 2) because if the caliper doesn’t magically...
I did have to use a washer to space the caliper out a bit. I didn’t have the dust shield behind the hub bearing so it didn’t look perfectly centered.
@THarber
Could you send a link to where you got your rotors? I got the oems for cheap but love the slotted look more.
The OEM pads actually use the inner hole on the pad. When I had the dynamic pads in the caliper the pin wouldn’t have even been holding the pad. If that’s as clear as mud lol.
No I haven’t. I only test fit the calipers, rotors and some Texas edition 20” 5 star wheels on belltech drop spindles. They cleared perfectly. The wheels came from a 2018 Silverado.
My rear axle was finished today so hopefully in a week and a half I can get it in and start on the front end...
I would check the pads you have versus the caliper. The Dynamic pads I got fit like they were supposed to be there; only problem was the pin placement.
The best I can tell from pictures is the GM performance calipers have their pins more towards the center of the caliper. Oh and they are a two...
Yes as I couldn’t find anything that was listed specifically for the PPV. And nothing on the pads themselves crossed or had any automotive related results.
@THarber @MrRock
I would check the brake pads for fitment on the calipers. I ordered the same Dynamic Friction from rock auto and the caliper pin holes didn't line up.
If you look at my pics earlier in the thread the holes do not line up to where the retaining pins go in the calipers.
I purchased Russell branded brake lines for my 04 Tahoe, they have the factory styled “S” curve on the caliper end. Those actually fit and cleared the caliper body. Honestly I thought they were made for each other.
Sadly it will be 2.5 weeks before I can get pics.
Everything is still sitting...
Ah ok assumedly you have the dorman brand replacement bushing assemblies. Your old ones will have 4 rivets holding it to the frame that will be easier to drill out and bolt the new ones on. I recommend going to a nut and bolt place and getting better bolts. I’ve heard of the replacement bolts...
It’s weird on those torsion bar bracket bushings. My 04 Tahoe as well as 05 and 06 Dually’s have the big round bushings. However my 05 2500 Suburban has this dog bone looking mount that has a bolt through the frame and a bolt through the bracket. I haven’t looked at the 12 Yukon XL 2500 I have...
Instead of suffering through changing the keys back to stock and hoping the 285’s fit; just save for/ ask the accountant for the true lift kit and coil overs.
It’s a ton of work plus expense of two alignments. Should get alignment checked/ adjusted for any suspension/ steering work performed...
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