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Old 02-07-2010, 03:59 PM   #1
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Big brakes with a stock spindle?

Is there a decent kit to use with stock spindle ?
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Re: Big brakes with a stock spindle?

Try these guys
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Re: Big brakes with a stock spindle?

Or baer has some big brakes that fit stock spindles.What year truck you have?
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Old 02-07-2010, 06:42 PM   #4
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Or baer has some big brakes that fit stock spindles.What year truck you have?
Yeah that would be helpfull. For the two wheel drive 78 stepper My brother has Thanks
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Re: Big brakes with a stock spindle?

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Or baer has some big brakes that fit stock spindles.What year truck you have?
Baers kits come w/spindles.
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Re: Big brakes with a stock spindle?

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Old 02-07-2010, 09:03 PM   #7
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I didnt think that caliper bracket will work with stock spindles, because of relocated mounting on the drop spidle?
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Re: Big brakes with a stock spindle?

Try ssbrakes.com they have a 4 piston kit it comes with a spindle but its not a drop one.Everything else i see is drop spindles.Kore3.com should have brackets to use any c5 or c6 corvette brakes you might have to email them.
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