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Re: how to tell if your spindles ahould have 1.00 or 1.25 rotors
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Originally Posted by mgchevyparts
Another tip off is the 1.25" equipped trucks used 2 3/4" rear shoes while the light duty used 2" shoes.
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I've had multiple trucks apart in my driveway that were equipped w/1.25" front brakes (my old 74, Jonboys 79, & a co-workers 82). They didn't have the wider HD rear brakes.
From info I searched, it seemed those brakes were typically on burbs or ordered as an option.
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