Coatwolf
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They're unavailable :/ i just checked. ...
I want great stopping power as well.
Buy the PowerStop kit. It's top notch. I linked it in earlier post.
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They're unavailable :/ i just checked. ...
I want great stopping power as well.
I have a 2001 Tahoe LT. I'm in need of brakes replacement. The shop quoted me 1K for all around rotors & pads & rear calipers. They said I have single pin calipers. Do I need to stick with single pin calipers?
I don't drive my Tahoe a lot.
1k?! That sounds pricey. Can you turn a wrench?
My wife can change brake pads and rotors.
You should be able to change to two pot rear rotors. The brackets may be different, so you'll likely need to be sure that they come with them (most do).
Whats wrong with your rear calipers that they need to be changed?
You can install:
XL rear brakes those should be 2 pot calipers
NNBS front brakes for bigger rotors and calipers.
For less than 1k no problem.
1k?! That sounds pricey. Can you turn a wrench?
My wife can change brake pads and rotors.
You should be able to change to two pot rear rotors. The brackets may be different, so you'll likely need to be sure that they come with them (most do).
Whats wrong with your rear calipers that they need to be changed?
You can install:
XL rear brakes those should be 2 pot calipers
NNBS front brakes for bigger rotors and calipers.
For less than 1k no problem.