Brake Kit for 09 Tahoe?

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Sixpixels

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Hey guys,
So i just did a 2/3 Belltech drop and threw on my 24's. Rides real good def some rubbing. I noticed the braking lags a little with the bigger wheels. Any opinions about going with a bigger brake kit? Is it worth it? And recommended brands to go with vs. stay away from?
 

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They are nice but they do cost a lot. Here's my Wilwood's that I purchased used off this forum.
 

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Big brakes are big $$$. Im trying to save some money so I am going to do this:

http://www.autoanything.com/brakes/77A3974A3074768.aspx?kc=ffsku

Then im going to put these on:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/4-of...ptZMotorsQ5fCarQ5fTruckQ5fPartsQ5fAccessories

If you need more stop you can always add some Hawk pads and some SS brake lines.

The only BAD thing I can see is the rotor is one piece. I had a tahoe with the powerslot kit and the rotors were 2 piece.... It would stop those 24's on a DIME
 

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Big brakes are big $$$. Im trying to save some money so I am going to do this:

http://www.autoanything.com/brakes/77A3974A3074768.aspx?kc=ffsku

Then im going to put these on:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/4-of...ptZMotorsQ5fCarQ5fTruckQ5fPartsQ5fAccessories

If you need more stop you can always add some Hawk pads and some SS brake lines.

The only BAD thing I can see is the rotor is one piece. I had a tahoe with the powerslot kit and the rotors were 2 piece.... It would stop those 24's on a DIME

LOL, not a bad idea...
 

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Baer has a 15" 2 piece rotor upgrade for about $600 for the fronts and includes relocating brackets for your stock calipers.
 

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SSBC has a 14" rotor upgrade kit and relocation bracket for you stock caliper. Can't recall the price.
 

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I have 26" and i need to upgrade my brakes !!! but dont have a lot of $$$ lol
 

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I just ordered this kit:

http://www.4wheelparts.com/Brakes/F...5&t_s=23&t_pt=6401&t_pl=9976&t_pn=SSBA126-37R

found a 10% off coupon, which made it a little more bearable. My decision was based on a few things:

-My denali XL has the 20" rims, but I still want to be able to use my spare if necessary. These are size up discs, but still allow for an 18" wheel.

-I'm not looking for bling, just stopping power, as we tow a boat. The stock brakes are one of the few things I've not been impressed with on my ride. This should remedy that, and I don't see the need to spend the same dough for the rears when the fronts handle approx. 80% of the stopping power.

Will report back once done...
 

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just talked to powerslot and they said that they are coming out with 2-piece rotors really soon but they couldnt give me a date. they also wouldnt tell me a size but i am guessing 14" or 15". but 2-piece is def the way to go and if you cant afford a $4,000+ BBK then i think this may be the way to go:)
 

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