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10-14-2004, 07:13 PM
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Location: Cadiz, OH
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rotor thickness?
What's behind this question is that I don't know what the donor vehicle was for my rotors and calipers, they may not even be from the same truck. I want to replace the calipers but is there a difference from say 1976 and 1982? I do know that the lug studs on the rotor have a larger diameter than my back wheels. I do want to match the caliper with the rotor if there is a difference.
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10-14-2004, 08:44 PM
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Join Date: Dec 1999
Location: Eastern - Manitoba Canada, Winnipeg
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caliper years are limited between these eras.... 71-78 is the same.....79-80 the same .....81-86 the same.... so a 76 wont work with a 82 all according to my hollander manual looking up 1/2 ton ranges.
Seems the rotors will interchange as long as you have 2 3/4 inch rear brakes in your 82. There was a 2 inch rear brake in 81-86 era also, and there different... if I read this right.
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