Rear discs for 88-up

[b454rat]

I put new shoes on the back of my 97, and the brakes have never been more f'd up. Think I'm gonna put discs on back, but I know the kits are different from this style to the older style. Which brackets can I use, and which rotors?? I have the pressed on drums, so thinking that they will be the same as the OBS. Calipers are the only thing that makes me wonder, this is my driver, and have a little one on the way, so I want an e-brake. So what are you running, and part #s would be sweet.....Thanks, Joe.

 

[beater_k20]

come on guys, inquiring minds want to know!

 

[b454rat]

I found that you can get the rotors, calipers and M/C for these trucks, so right now just need the brackets. The rotors where over a $100, but not sure what the offset is and hub openings, etc is. Probly the OBS ones would work as well, and hell of alot cheaper.

 

[sweetk30]

pm shane74 or visit his site. him and i made the proto type kit for his full kits on the site for 14ff pop offs. i have them on my 96 3500crew cab. http://www.blackwidowperformance.com/pop_off_brakes.html

we ran in to a problem but fixed it and made it better than the others brackets.

 

[b454rat]

That kit is for the removeable drum, but mine is the pressed style, like the OBS. Could I use the other kit??

 

[dave_90_blazer]

That kit is for the removeable drum, but mine is the pressed style, like the OBS. Could I use the other kit??

there are 2 types, one that the drum goes on from the outside(slide on) and one with the drum on the back, held in place by the studs pressed through

which one do you have?

 

[beater_k20]

That kit is for the removeable drum, but mine is the pressed style, like the OBS. Could I use the other kit??

just in case you missed it...

 

[b454rat]

lol, what he said.....