skpyle
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Can you elaborate on the 'T1 brake configuration, 4-piston front calipers'? I am curious now.
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Pad and rotor upgrade? Whats the go to?
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Don't know much about it other than seeing a thread on the conversion on here maybe a month or so ago.
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Thanks! I wonder if they were talking about adapting the larger rotors and 4-piston calipers from the front of the 2021 Escalade to the 2007-2014 GMT900's.
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If memory serves, the parts came from a pickup but yeah, that's what they did.
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Sweet. Good to know.
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I just ordered these for the rear, I already have the front ones and you can tell the difference
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Baer Brake 2302023: EradiSpeed1 Rear Rotors 1999-2004 C/K 1500 Pickup, 2/4WD - JEGS
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POWER STOP 162173 Brake Pads
Z16 Evolution Clean Ride Ceramic
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(This comes in a 4 pack, only order QTY.1)
GM GENUINE 1771270 Rotor (13.6" Diameter)
Non Drilled/Slotted
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M14 Stainless Steel Flat Washers
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For the calipers these are going to be a little challenging to find. I ordered mine through a GM auto parts center, local to me. They had a master system, that could check every auto parts store, GM dealer, and GM warehouse. They found my calipers in stock two states away, and had them shipped to their location for local pickup.
You can always try a local dealer, but they will be expensive. I paid $80 a caliper.
Rockauto gets them in stock randomly, but they sell out fast!
or you can try Stockwiseauto.com they say they are in stock, but don't show pictures. so I cannot guarantee this is a good source.
ACDelco 172-2882 Disc Brake Caliper (Left, Driver Side)
ACDelco 172-2883 Disc Brake Caliper (Right, Passenger Side)
Alternate Caliper Part Numbers, Try: 13536579(Left) and 13536580(Right)
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ACDELCO Caliper Mounting Bolt
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(You can re-use your stock bolts. These are if you want to switch the factory T55 bolt out for a 18mm Hex head bolt. Which is less likely to strip, un-like the T55)
I tried the Powerstops out, they are ok. If you are on a budget I am VERY impressed with these so far.
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Chevrolet GMC Cadillac Front Ceramic Brake Pad & Rotor Kit TRQ BKA11324
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Awesome info thanks you!!!
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I have gone through several different sets of aftermarket and OEM for brakes on my 08 Yukon. I went through 3 different sets of Power stop pads and rotors and kept warping the rotors. I have gone back to OEM pads and rotors and found my biggest bang for buck and changing in braking force was changing to braided lines and using a better fluid. Firmer, more consistent pedal feel and zero fade even when towing. Now I am due again for brakes, even with the OEM (at 168k miles) and will probably stay OEM. For the lines, I used StopTech braided lines and run Motul 660 brake fluid. Best of luck!
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