Numerous suppliers sell bolt on kits, Truck Shop, Brothers, & Classic Industries in my area. I get them from ABS Power Brake in Orange, CA. To the best of my knowledge none of them will divulge the OEM/aftermarket parts that they use to build the kits. If you were able to find out what P/N's were needed for your specific application you would still need to purchase a bracket kit. By the time you round up the booster/master, rotors, calipers, hoses, brackets, bearings, bolts, spacers, & hardware you could have almost as much cost as the kit. If you have a resale number or get a discount from your favorite local auto parts store you may save some. As mentioned previously, none of this stuff is cheap.
Fred
Last edited by rfs56trk; 07/28/2016 4:15 PM.
