Brake upgrade for trucks.
#11
Originally Posted by MonteCarlo31
Hey, I am the loser that doesn't have a truck but knows all about them or at least a lot so here it goes. Back in the day (2001) the GMC Sierra C3 came with bigger rotor and calipers. I bet money if you bought those parts from your GMC dealer they'd bolt right up and there would be no need to change front to back brake pressure. Also, these are 6 bolt lugs not 8. Several places stated that they were 3/4 ton brakes w/ 6 lugs instead of 8 hence the fitment. I hope this helps some.
Lenny
Lenny
Also are the C3's rotors larger in diameter and thickness?
Elaborate more please.
#12
Hey N8, I had to take the plunge, bent over without vaseline!!!. 380 for my cost pads and rotors for the rear. It helps not hearing the grinding noise any more but I am gonna be walking funny for a little while
Later
Later
#14
Originally Posted by MonteCarlo31
Hit man, I am not sure to be honist with you. I wouldn't beleve so but I am not sure. If they are 3/4 ton brakes which come with 16"s wouldn't the 1/2 16"s fit?
Not Sure though,
Lenny
Not Sure though,
Lenny
I think those C3 rotors you are talkin about are a larger diameter like the 2500 non HD and 2500HD ones...
#18
The front calipers are the same on all half-ton models, both trucks and SUVs. I was thinking maybe you could buy some aftermarket rotors and pads. They would be cheaper and better than Chevys. Then go buy the calipers and capiler brackets, maybe at a junkyard. Just be sure you buy Burban aftermarket rotors.
I am not sure of the C3 brakes, if I remember I wil chek Monday.
I am not sure of the C3 brakes, if I remember I wil chek Monday.
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