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Recent content by superchevysb

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    95 suburban C2500 front brake upgrade

    I am also doing some work with the stock proportion/combination valve. The spring for the rear can be shimmed or replaced with a heavier spring to improve rear braking on these suburbans. I am going to do some line pressure checks and make some changes and see how it affects line pressure to the...
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    95 suburban C2500 front brake upgrade

    The upgrade to the thicker front rotors from the 2002 Chevy express 3500 installed on the 95 Chevy suburban C2500 7.4 was a success. The rotors are about a 1/4 inch thicker and the calipers that match and fit the rotors have 3.250 diameter piston and my stock suburban had 3.000 inch diameter...
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    95 suburban C2500 front brake upgrade

    I think I'll get the parts together and see how it all fits. Appears to be the same Bearing numbers as well so it will fit my spindle. Also I see The 2wd suburban with 8600 gvwr and 4wd with 8600 gvwr use the same calipers so according to that post for 4 wheels drives the wider caliper should...
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    95 suburban C2500 front brake upgrade

    Has anyone ever checked in to a front brake upgrade with OEM parts from GM for a 2wd 8 lug suburban or pickup that has the one piece hub and rotor? I have been looking at front rotors and calipers from 2001-2002 Chevy express 3500 they offer heavy duty rotors that are 39.1 mm thick and the...
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