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**Getter-Done** · 01-20-2010, 10:14 PM

[QUOTE=Slick17;3745160]I've read about the caddy calipers and alot of people that have used and ran them say they are junk. They have said by the time that you spend the money on finding them gathering all the parts needed that you could buy a better set up.

I'm thinking about doing what Ghettoluxury said and for a E-Brake use a transfer case disk brake. Now granted if your axle brakes I won't have a E-Brake but if that happens I won't be driving it and I can use a brick lol.

Thanks Slick 17
I will read up on that caliper problem /I seen something about Lincoln Calipers On the Thread?.I don't have much money in it yet just $18.00 at pull a part and $50 Bucks on Brackets. I seen that Transfer case Brake,that's Awesome.
Thanks again,
Getter-Done

01-20-2010, 10:14 PM	#17
Getter-Done Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: TN. Posts: 8,721	Re: Disc Brakes on 14-Bolt Full-Floater [QUOTE=Slick17;3745160]I've read about the caddy calipers and alot of people that have used and ran them say they are junk. They have said by the time that you spend the money on finding them gathering all the parts needed that you could buy a better set up. I'm thinking about doing what Ghettoluxury said and for a E-Brake use a transfer case disk brake. Now granted if your axle brakes I won't have a E-Brake but if that happens I won't be driving it and I can use a brick lol. Thanks Slick 17 I will read up on that caliper problem /I seen something about Lincoln Calipers On the Thread?.I don't have much money in it yet just $18.00 at pull a part and $50 Bucks on Brackets. I seen that Transfer case Brake,that's Awesome. Thanks again, Getter-Done