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Old 08-28-2010, 10:44 PM   #1
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Re: Disc Brake Upgrade Reference Thread

I am getting all the parts together and I have 2 questions for you CaptFab.

1. I'm using the 6 lug rotors, same p/n as you posted. Is there a dust cap available? Everywhere I go says n/a.

2. Is the fitting on the 88+ brake hoses the same as the old inverted flair on the hard line or are they metric bubble requiring an adapter?

Thanks!
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Old 08-29-2010, 12:28 AM   #2
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Re: Disc Brake Upgrade Reference Thread

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I am getting all the parts together and I have 2 questions for you CaptFab.

1. I'm using the 6 lug rotors, same p/n as you posted. Is there a dust cap available? Everywhere I go says n/a.
Well I haven't had to try and find one since I started with a donor '94 1500 that had all the small parts. It would seem like you should be able to find a dust cap for a '88-'98 pickup. I wonder if the '71-'87 dust caps would work. I'll see if I can find something out tomorrow.


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2. Is the fitting on the 88+ brake hoses the same as the old inverted flair on the hard line or are they metric bubble requiring an adapter?

Thanks!
I'm pretty sure they are the metric bubble flare. I can verify that tomorrow as well as provide a part number for a metric to inverted flare adapter.
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Old 08-30-2010, 12:34 AM   #3
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Re: Disc Brake Upgrade Reference Thread

OK I have an update.

The dust caps for the '73-'87 C10 5 lug rotors will fit the '88-'98 6 lug rotors. Also the '88-'98 5 lug rotors use the same size dust cap. Those should be easy enough to find.

Regarding the front brake hoses. I checked one that I have from my '94 C1500 donor and to my surprise they are standard 3/16" inverted flare.
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Re: Disc Brake Upgrade Reference Thread

Thanks. Just goes to show its a gamble whether GM used metric or US in the 80-90s.
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