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Bump... anyone have these measurements?
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i had this same issue of soft brakes and turned out to be the brake propotioning valve was siezed
Can you elaborate on this for me? Where is it and how much are they approx?
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GLWS dude. They look amazing on your truck... Wish I had the cash.
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No. I need the a CAD like drawing with the measurements of the hub centerline, bolt hole size and spacing for the brake caliper bracket, and the distance from the center line of the hub to the caliper mounting bracket. Kore 3 might have a bracket already made for GM tall spindles to run other calipers on our trucks. I just need to verify the measurements.
Thanks.
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Looking for the dimensions of an 03 SSS spindle and hub.....
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Welcome dude! Post up some pics of you S10.
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Old thread I know.... I'm about to purchase the Earl lines from thunder racing since the Russel 672430s did not work. Any chance you guys could hook me up with some part numbers for the hydro-boost stuff? I could just go to a junk yard and look around, but I might as well see what it all cost new. I'm hoping the hydroboost and the SS lines will take care of the spongy brake pedal issue.
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do tell StockSS
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In time.....in time.... gotta see what he can do first.
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I hear a rumor that Rudy might be working on a bracket for a 4 piston caliper.... would be a cheaper solution than the C6 Vette 6 piston swap....
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Loks good KC. x2 on if that's the 275/55/20 tires....Also, what brand spoiler are you running? It looks damn good and clean too.
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Price is a must! Hopefully they are comparable to the 2" f-body ones.
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Sweet 49 dude. I haul my Z to the strip occasionally.
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You could also go with the powerslot 14" rotor upgrade. The supply a bracket that alows you to use your stock caliper with the larger rotor.
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I would not go any narrower than a 275 on a 10" wide rim, too dangerous and it just looks ghetto.
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I agree, those are the same foglights I have and havent had a issue. I bought my switch seperatly from Ebay as well for $40 shipped. Word of warning..... The Foglight housing I bought came with the 9005 or H10 bulbs. DO NOT USE THEM.... The actual bulb on mine melted and turned black due to them being so cheap.
If you search my name for topics, you will find a thread where i fixed the Housing form shaking once they were mounted.
Here is the guy I got my stuff from...
Fog lights.
http://www.ebay.com/...984.m1439.l2649
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Got any pics of your install?
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Wow, those look incredible. Going with a 305, 295, or 315 rear tire?
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Your right. After I posted this one of the motorcycle I got to thinking about this other on one. Doughnuts or burnouts, close enough to the same thing for me.
I believe that I've read that this guy was or is a member of this site.
Now that is f-n sweet!
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It was cool, but I kinda half though it was going to be an awd SSS doing one.....lol
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Truck looks bad ass dude. Love the wheel choice.
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Looks way better with the TBSS reps. Thats a fat ass tire on there too.
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The chrome would definitely look 100x better on your truck. I've toyed with the idea of plasti-dipping my wheels black just to see what it would look like. If I don't like it I can just peel it off.
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Too sweet. It's a good feeling when shit finally gets worked out.
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PM sent Rudy. I'm looking for a set of these brackets.
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Im 3" in front and 3.5" in back. I used 3" lca's in front and hangers and shackles in rear. i got my rear set on a 3" drop, but my leafs are kinda worn out so it sits at a 3.5" drop. My truck rides pretty dam good for being dropped and i absolutely love the lca's up front. I dont lose any turning radius at all.
Would using the spindles effect your turning radius vs the a-arms you used?
Are there any issues with the cv shafts when just lowering the front just 2"?
Spindle dimensions anyone?
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Yup, Rudy tried testing the CTS-V 4 pistons with his bracket but he would have to make a whole new one. I'm just trying to see if Kore3's brackets will work with our spindles.