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Originally Posted by D13
The JB5 uses the thick rotor (1-1/4" and appropriate spindle and dust shield. I recommend measuring your rotor as many of these trucks have had part swaps over the years.
In the rear you need bigger drums and backing plates. Often easier to get a whole rear and swap.
Master cylinder is different too.
They really don't change the braking much on an unloaded truck, will lock the rear up a little quicker. Real change is when loaded and under repeated braking.
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Thanks D13
The front rotors are 1 inch thick and the drums are 11/2.the.the main reason I want to swap is the breaks I have now suck and I bought the bigger rotors drums and hardware.
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