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jkade · 06-13-2007, 04:51 PM

I just got off the phone with cpp and they are over a year out having a kit for our trucks and it will be priced at over $1000. To me that is a decent deal but what is it going to cost if you ever have to replace their parts? I am sure they will have a rotor like ssbc has that is 13" and made like a factory hub/rotor. I bet it will be expesive to replace that when it wears out. What will you do if the caliper screws up, you know that will be expensive also. The thing with the c5 setup is rotors are cheap, you can get a set drilled for 5 on 5 for around $120 for the 12.80" version. You can go to the gm dealer and get calipers and pads or any auto parts store for that matter. Where are you going to get parts for the cpp setup besides cpp?

06-13-2007, 04:51 PM	#41
jkade Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: AL Posts: 2,517	Re: Who makes bigger front discs? I just got off the phone with cpp and they are over a year out having a kit for our trucks and it will be priced at over $1000. To me that is a decent deal but what is it going to cost if you ever have to replace their parts? I am sure they will have a rotor like ssbc has that is 13" and made like a factory hub/rotor. I bet it will be expesive to replace that when it wears out. What will you do if the caliper screws up, you know that will be expensive also. The thing with the c5 setup is rotors are cheap, you can get a set drilled for 5 on 5 for around $120 for the 12.80" version. You can go to the gm dealer and get calipers and pads or any auto parts store for that matter. Where are you going to get parts for the cpp setup besides cpp?