You must run 17" or larger wheels for these front calipers. My 16" steel spare does not fit anymore. Just a FYI
Yes this has been discussed. 17" or larger. You can get a new spare from a wrecking yard.
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You must run 17" or larger wheels for these front calipers. My 16" steel spare does not fit anymore. Just a FYI
Yes this has been discussed. 17" or larger. You can get a new spare from a wrecking yard.
And turn one tire change into two? Better add a jack stand alongside the jack too then.Or just go back to front and put the spare on the rear...
And turn one tire change into two? Better add a jack stand alongside the jack too then.
The NBS rears are actually better than the NNBS rears. They're dual piston 13". NBS had 12" fronts and 13" rears dual piston. For the NNBS they switched and went with 13" fronts and 12" rears dual piston. So if you switch to the NNBS fronts on your NBS you now have better brakes than the NNBS, 13" front and rear dual piston.
I called an over the counter wrecker for '07 Tahoe front caliper/bracket and they wanted $70 a side, not too bad. Tried a Pick-a-part wrecker, got a little muddy, found a Sierra with drums in the rear (after just reading the few last posts of '05 up drum brake trucks), measured the front rotors to be 13", dragged them HEAVY caliper/bracket to the counter and the Chick says, "Its our brake sale today, half off". I said, "Lucky me, how much?" She replies, "$14". My eyebrows raised is shock, "Hell Yea! Here's a little something for you", as I only accepted $4 in change." I couldnt believe it, so I treated myself to lunch at McDicks... So anyways just confirming the calipers fit!! lol
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