Attn: Peeps with new body 4 door Tahoes...re brakes
#1
I know those vehicles come with two piston rear calipers. Can someone who has one measure the distance betweent the mounting bolts for me?
Just crawl under it with a tape measure and post up the distance between them...I have an odd idea that they may work on the 1500 trucks.
Thanks!
Just crawl under it with a tape measure and post up the distance between them...I have an odd idea that they may work on the 1500 trucks.
Thanks!
#2
Does the Avalanche have these brakes?
I know I've got disks out back... but that's about all I know about them.
I'll have my rear wheels one of these nights. I'm planning for tomorrow. (might have a wheel bearing going bad.)
I know I've got disks out back... but that's about all I know about them.

I'll have my rear wheels one of these nights. I'm planning for tomorrow. (might have a wheel bearing going bad.)
#5
Originally Posted by marc_w
Allright - I'll try to get a measurement from the back-side tonight. If I can't see anything (the backplate, splashguard thing might be in the way), I'll pull a wheel tomorrow.
Thanks a lot!
If they are the same that means the 2 piston calipers should bolt on to the 1500 trucks
#7
No problem!
Yeah, I didn't realize they were that easy to get too. It's a little tight back there, but ahh..... I hope, "extremely close, if not EXACTLY 4 inches", is what you were looking for.
It was a bit of a PITA to stick my head up between the trailing arms or side-links or whatever to see exactly how accurate I was with the tape measure. I had to look at things from an angle. I can get back under there and give it a whole-hearted try with a caliper if needed.
Yeah, I didn't realize they were that easy to get too. It's a little tight back there, but ahh..... I hope, "extremely close, if not EXACTLY 4 inches", is what you were looking for.
It was a bit of a PITA to stick my head up between the trailing arms or side-links or whatever to see exactly how accurate I was with the tape measure. I had to look at things from an angle. I can get back under there and give it a whole-hearted try with a caliper if needed.
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#10
Hold on!
I believe there were another set of bolts - basically the pins on the caliper. Those looked to be about 6-something inches apart.
They (the calipers) were mounted to a wide V-shaped bracket. The wide end looked to be about 6 inches, the other 4 inches - those were the bolts I measured. The bracket itself is only about 2" tall?
So it goes: axle tube to backing plate. Backing plate to caliper bracket - 4" distance on the bolts. Caliper bracket to caliper - ~6" distance on the bolts.
I just assumed that bracket was part of the disk setup, not something that might have been shared with the drums.
Let me try this again.
I believe there were another set of bolts - basically the pins on the caliper. Those looked to be about 6-something inches apart.
They (the calipers) were mounted to a wide V-shaped bracket. The wide end looked to be about 6 inches, the other 4 inches - those were the bolts I measured. The bracket itself is only about 2" tall?
So it goes: axle tube to backing plate. Backing plate to caliper bracket - 4" distance on the bolts. Caliper bracket to caliper - ~6" distance on the bolts.
I just assumed that bracket was part of the disk setup, not something that might have been shared with the drums.
Let me try this again.



