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Nice upgrade! Did you get lucky with the rotor and caliper offset matching the original offset? Or was there some spacers/milling to make it work?
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Stock spindle? I'm surprised those Detroit Steel wheels required so little balance weight.
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No I had to use CCP spindles that have a nice boss to build a adaptor off of. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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No a CCP spindle with a drop built in Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
I have read mixed reviews on the CPP stuff in general, ie quality issues. Glad to hear a real world use ! It's really tough trying to sort through reviews and figure out whos giving honest opinions.
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I added 2018 Tahoe brake booster and master. I cut the brake booster brackets off the 1978 Blazer booster. The amazing thing is the rivet pattern matched the 2018 Tahoe booster. I changed the angle and it bolted up. I had to rework the brake booster rods but over all fairly straight forward. Mark Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Brake pedal feel. By putting the booster and master together and coping the pedal ratio of the Tahoe the brake pedal feel should be the same as the Tahoe. The only wild card is how keeping the rear drum brakes will effect things. If it is not good I’ll add the dicks to the back.
The 1978 booster had very poor brake pedal feel. I also wanted the look of the modern booster and master. To further update the truck I also added the Detroit Speed wiper motor and windshield squirters. Hope to drive it as soon as I put the seats back in it. They are out getting redone with Chevy Highland Plaid material. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Lmao you are going to do what?!?!?! Damn autocorrect! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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