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View Poll Results: 13" Brakes: Any Interest? | |||
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195 | 95.59% |
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9 | 4.41% |
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Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: DALLAS,TX
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Re: How Much Interest: 13" Big Brake Upgrade
Guys, I'm not forgetting about you (I swear). I've been having to do the city 'recommended' spring cleaning out back so truck stuff got bumped. It seems one of my neighbors doesn't care for the disassembled vehicle in my rear-entry type driveway.
I've got everything but the truck removed & have a stack of receipts towards the parts required for reassembly. Hopefully it will make a difference & I won't have to move the truck. If the city still has a problem, I'll have to load the chassis/cab onto my trailer (it's an 'end around' since the trailer is currently licensed/tagged). I'm getting ready to get the tires mounted up now.....
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Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: grand forks, nd
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Re: How Much Interest: 13" Big Brake Upgrade
progress?
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Re: How Much Interest: 13" Big Brake Upgrade
Unfortunately, yes but no.
I finished up the assembly of the Dropmember front suspension but had to throw some stock 12" rotors on the front end just to make it a roller & load it up on my trailer where it sits now (to get the city off my arse). We did mount the brakes w/wheels late one night & they look sweet. Most guys want the cross-drilled 'bling' but I like the big-rotors w/o the bling so mine are solid/un-drilled. I get one day each weekend ususally to get things accomplished so time is scarce. I now have to borrow a truck..... to move the trailer.... to unload my truck.... so I can push it back up into the driveway to work on it. When I'm done, I get to load it back up again. You can see where most of the time goes. My next plan is to get an air-over leaf set-up & a hidden-hitch for my 74 so I can move the trailer w/o having to coordinate time w/outside help.
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Join Date: Jun 2007
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Re: How Much Interest: 13" Big Brake Upgrade
let us know how that air over leaf works out cause i'm doing the exact same thing this summer
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Grande Prairie, Alberta
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Re: How Much Interest: 13" Big Brake Upgrade
A little while back, a board vendor posted a similar brake kit now available (probably CPP's kit). The big difference is he started his own thread, rather than hijack another members post, as DKN has.
I am all for different options being available to me, but a little common sense and respect would be more appropriate here. SCOTI has put a lot of time and effort into trying to help other members with an unavailalbe option (at the time this post was started). Bring on your new products, just put them in the proper spot. Also, you probably won't make too many friends by getting into a p***ing match with a longtime member. DKN, I welcome you as a new member, just trying to help out with with what I think is appropriate forum ettiquette, hope you don't take this the wrong way. |
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Los Angles CA
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Re: How Much Interest: 13" Big Brake Upgrade
Not getting into an argument….
Just trying to share info about 13” brake kits on the thread titled 13” brake kits… I’m not even trying to sell them. People keep asking and messaging me about it. In fact I avoid giving people cost and part numbers. I am not a salesman… I thought starting a thread specifically for my parts would be inappropriate I only wanted to share more info about the 13” brake on the 13” brake thread. I do not know about the thread hijacking. I thought it was about 13” brakes for the 1963-1987 2 wheel drive trucks. I am new to this forum, I just saw the title about 13” brakes and am sharing info about it (and making people mad?). Danny Nix CPP |
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Re: How Much Interest: 13" Big Brake Upgrade
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Join Date: Jun 2007
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Re: How Much Interest: 13" Big Brake Upgrade
Keep at it SCOTI. (not a cpp fan myself)
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Re: How Much Interest: 13" Big Brake Upgrade
I've used CPP stuff & would again. I just wonder where were they when we started this quest?
![]() The engineer that I've worked with only stepped up to the plate because everyone on this site & 73-87chevytrucks got involved. I really, really hope to provide those pics you all have patiently been waiting for by this weekend if ma' nature cooperates. It might be hard to see the big brakes.... you'll have to get past the freakin sweet Dropmember & those 20" Coys first ![]()
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Grande Prairie, Alberta
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Re: How Much Interest: 13" Big Brake Upgrade
Not mad here, and I can see how you misunderstood the thread.
Again, it just would be more appropriate, in this particular case, to start your own thread, or even better, become a site supporter and post in the classifieds as well as this forum. It is just that I have followed this thread since last summer, and I know SCOTI has put some effort into making this brake kit happen. Just my opinion, for what it is worth, not mad or trying to ruffle a bunch of feathers! Welcome aboard! |
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Re: How Much Interest: 13" Big Brake Upgrade
Looking forward to the pics! Thanks again for doing ALL the legwork.
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Catchy title goes here..
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Re: How Much Interest: 13" Big Brake Upgrade
wow you guys are amazing.... cpp is a site supporting vendor.. ie someone who pays to keep this place going so folks like 68laydout have somewhere to ***** about them.
I can not believe the replies in this post.. DKN I personally apologize for the flaming you have received and hope you do not get a bad taste for the site due to this.. it is fully against the rules and just plain hateful. The reason DKNs name was not red was a miscommunication between us and cpp.. even so the replies are shocking.. With that said I am going to speak on the level those bashing will understand cut the sh!t, act right or accounts will be suspended. Review the rules, use the review forum for reviews and if you feel the need to go off on someone for posting shut the thread and report your concerns to a staff member. |
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Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: Atlantic City, NJ
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Re: How Much Interest: 13" Big Brake Upgrade
I'm following this thread just to get info on "ANY" big brake kit that won't break the bank. Thanks to anyone providing such info. I'm sure I speak for most people here. No need to close this thread, thanks Liz for clarifying why we are here.
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its just $$$$$
Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: OK
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Re: How Much Interest: 13" Big Brake Upgrade
apperently Liz hasnt bought many parts from CPP and dealt with their stellar customer service. the way he was treated here was no worse than the way they treat their paying customers............suspend me if you must, but thats the way i see it
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He's got mean nasty FANGS!
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Re: How Much Interest: 13" Big Brake Upgrade
If you have a problem with a company, there is a REVIEW area of the site for such issues. Hijacking a thread and using inappropriate language and behavior is not the proper way to get the word out. If you have an issue please use the review forums or bad deals forums instead of cluttering up threads with it.
Also one last thing, please drop the attitude and respect the staff. We work harder than y'all will ever know to keep this place available for you all and dropping us attitude for enforcing the rules isn't appreciated.
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Re: How Much Interest: 13" Big Brake Upgrade
I didn't know DKN was a supporting Vendor. I sincerely apologize to Danny Nix and the Staff for the misunderstanding on my part.
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Join Date: Apr 2001
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Re: How Much Interest: 13" Big Brake Upgrade
Better late than never right?
The 'kit' I used w/a semi close-up of the rotor dimension . . .....
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Re: How Much Interest: 13" Big Brake Upgrade
The stock spindle 'carved-up' a little bit & the C5/6 PBR caliper adapter bracket w/the
supplied hardware . . . ......
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Re: How Much Interest: 13" Big Brake Upgrade
The PBR twin 40mm piston caliper in good ol' basic black . . .....
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67SWB-B.B.RetroRod 64SWB-Recycle 89CCDually-Driver/Tow Truck 99CCSWB Driver All Fleetsides @rattlecankustoms in IG Building a small, high rpm engine with the perfect bore, stroke and rod ratio is very impressive. It's like a highly skilled Morrocan sword fighter with a Damascus Steel Scimitar..... Cubic inches is like Indiana Jones with a cheap pistol. Last edited by SCOTI; 04-02-2008 at 07:43 AM. |
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Re: How Much Interest: 13" Big Brake Upgrade
Billet alum hub w/the correct C10 bearings & ARP screw-in studs . . .....
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Out of the carpool lane.
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Re: How Much Interest: 13" Big Brake Upgrade
That's SWEET SCOTI!
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Re: How Much Interest: 13" Big Brake Upgrade
My set-up was $1300 delivered. That included the larger aftermarket rotors vs. the GM C5 rotor which added $360 to the cost.
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Re: How Much Interest: 13" Big Brake Upgrade
Phat
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Out of the carpool lane.
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Re: How Much Interest: 13" Big Brake Upgrade
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Re: How Much Interest: 13" Big Brake Upgrade
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