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Waaazooo Senior Enthusiast

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Does anyone know if there were brake hardware (caliper/rotor/line/etc..) difference between years?

 

 

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Calipers are the same 2011-2019.  Rotors were the same 2011-early 2015 (pre "AVF").  2015 AVF-2019 rotors are the Duralife coated rotors, but those will interchange back to 2011-2015.  Pads changed part # to match the new Duralife rotors 2015-2019.  2011-2019 everything will interchange though (pads/rotos/calipers).  The only thing that shows as a design change is the parking brake shoes.  I believe it has to do with how the shoe is held to the backing plate, but I'm not 100% on that.   

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Calipers are the same 2011-2019.  Rotors were the same 2011-early 2015 (pre "AVF").  2015 AVF-2019 rotors are the Duralife coated rotors, but those will interchange back to 2011-2015.  Pads changed part # to match the new Duralife rotors 2015-2019.  2011-2019 everything will interchange though (pads/rotos/calipers).  The only thing that shows as a design change is the parking brake shoes.  I believe it has to do with how the shoe is held to the backing plate, but I'm not 100% on that.   

I was looking at a BBK that is for sale. But I can’t find anywhere that it fits a 17. It came off a 16. I think.


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On ‎5‎/‎5‎/‎2018 at 5:12 PM, Waaazooo said:


I was looking at a BBK that is for sale. But I can’t find anywhere that it fits a 17. It came off a 16. I think.


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What brand kit?  I took a look on autoanything.com, Brembo, Stoptech and Baer make ones for 1500 trucks, but not HD. 

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These bad a$$ units?   http://www.wilwood.com/BrakeKits/BrakeKitsProdRear?itemno=140-13874-R&year=2016&make=GMC&model=Sierra+2500+HD&option=Denali

 

                                         http://www.wilwood.com/BrakeKits/BrakeKitsProdFront?itemno=140-13873-R&year=2016&make=GMC&model=Sierra+2500+HD&option=Denali

 

I just quick checked through GM catalogs, calipers and rotors are good 2016-2018.  Wilwood even has the same kits listed for the GMT-900 body HD trucks.  I see no reason these monsters shouldn't fit other than the wheel size minimum they have of 20". 

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