Brake Upgrade Questions

Alright so I priced out the whole thing. $633 shipped for basic delco rotors with the black e-coat on the hats, remained calipers with brackets from advanced, Wagner thermo quiet pads and stainless lines up front. Might have to do fronts first then rears rofl


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Might as well do the Powerstop front kit KC2067 for 350 then do the rear KC2066 for 316 only 30 bucks more than what I posted above


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Fiesty said:
I did mine for a lil less I think. Got pn off powerstop website and punched in on amazon.
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I looked cheapest place is jegs. Question of the hour. Can I use my stock front calipers and just buy 05 caliper mounting brackets to run the larger rotor. Would save almost 100 right there.
 
Fiesty said:
My truck will be needing brakes soon. I figured for the front I'd upgrade to the 05+ calipers, pads, and rotors and for the rear I'd upgrade to 99-06 SUV rear brakes with dual piston calipers, pads, and rotors.
Can anyone verify that the front 05+ rotors are the same as the rear 99-06 SUV rotors? I will be doing drilled/slotted rotors, PowerStop shows the same part # (AR8645XPR) for front 05+ and rear 99-06 SUV rotors. I want to make sure that's correct before I drop coin on these.

I will most likely be doing EBC pads. I want ones with the least amount of dust. Which green stuff pads dust less? The 6000?

Lastly, what's everyone recommend for stainless steel brake lines? Thanks
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This kit was suggest to me by Brandon. Might be another option for you guys. I plan on purchasing this once the dollar is much better.

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http://www.summitracing.com/int/parts/ssb-a126-43/overview/year/2000/make/chevrolet/model/silverado-1500
 
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