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Got a tip for you guys that are using the S-10 conversind on the AD trucks. The '99 and up S-10 has a 4-wheel disk brake option. You'll see it mostly on 4-door Blazers. The rear axle is a direct swap and you can get larger front brakes by just swapping the front spindle assembly. It's a bolt in-no balljoint change necessary. This will get you a thicker rotor and dual piston calipers. You will have to use the hub assemblies for the knuckle-the bearing is different.


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Hi Longbox55
Sounds like a great tip.
Brakes are good,,, better brakes are 'real' good!
Thanks
Ter


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