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fredscarryall · 01-20-2018, 06:27 AM

Not sure if you want to upgrade a van or 88 to 98 truck. Heres the truck option by Ssbc. Quick change talked about earlier.It has a new dual piston caliper. Not probably what you looking for. This is not for everyone kinda expensive at $750.( this kit uses your stock rotors and bolt to your factory caliper brackets).If your looking for affordable brake performance.You could just go with drilled slotted rotors and ceramic pad. I got mine as set on ebay for $150 and it gave me way better stopping power. Or another more expensive option by az properformance is 14” revelator at $995. Its a really nice kit. But you have to have heavy duty spindles.

01-20-2018, 06:27 AM	#4
fredscarryall Registered User Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: gresham oregon Posts: 806	Re: Front brake calipers Not sure if you want to upgrade a van or 88 to 98 truck. Heres the truck option by Ssbc. Quick change talked about earlier.It has a new dual piston caliper. Not probably what you looking for. This is not for everyone kinda expensive at $750.( this kit uses your stock rotors and bolt to your factory caliper brackets).If your looking for affordable brake performance.You could just go with drilled slotted rotors and ceramic pad. I got mine as set on ebay for $150 and it gave me way better stopping power. Or another more expensive option by az properformance is 14” revelator at $995. Its a really nice kit. But you have to have heavy duty spindles. Attached Images Last edited by fredscarryall; 01-20-2018 at 06:43 AM.