This kit uses standard off-the-shelf GM parts. I had to change the inner bearing race from what GM installed from the factory, but its replacement is a standard Timken wheel bearing.
Speedway publically lists the vehicles that they are stock on. I don't have that list in front of me, but I checked with my local Napa and they do carry all of these parts.
I know that CPP claims their kits require using their pads, rotors, and bearings. I highly doubt they actually produce their own and someone motivated could buy their kit and figure out the OEM part numbers.
I made the explicit decision to buy from Speedway because they freely provide that information and sell their parts at a comparable cost to the FLAPS. I want to encourage that behavior with my wallet.
As far as convincing my helper to come over, she is rather vexed that we spent all summer on mommy's suburban and my truck and didn't make any progress on her jeep. I suspect it would be a hard sell until she makes some progress on hers.
Edit: To be clear, the only two custom parts in the speedway kit are the sleeves for the spindle to make it match the new inner wheel bearings and the mounting plates for the calipers. Those parts can be bought on their own if you want to source the rest from a FLAPS or a junkyard to save a few bucks.
Last edited by Fibonachu; 10/29/2023 10:11 PM.