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By Joshgaylor
April 19, 2020 in 1999-2013 Silverado 1500 & Sierra 1500

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Joshgaylor

Posted April 19, 2020

Posted April 19, 2020

I can only get 12 inch rotors my 2005 Silverado uses 13 inch just wondering if 22 inch will work I don’t do any towing or heavy hauling

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Posted April 20, 2020

Posted April 20, 2020

No, use the larger rotors. GM upped the rotor size in 05 when they reverted to drums on the rear. They put the larger ones on for a reason.

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