Caliper upgrade

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eric.s.t

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im pretty sure when i did mine i put the 1/2 ton pads.. all you gotta do is bend the metal clips behind them!
 

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Use the 1/2 ton pads. The 1 ton pads will hit the rotor because they are longer....

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Proceed, gentlemen.

They fit the caliper perfect, but on my truck the outside pad was resting on the rotor with the caliper bolted down. The 1 ton pads are about 1/4" longer, so unless you want to grind that off they ain't gonna work. I already wasted $40 on pads I can't use but y'all go ahead an try it.....

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think mine were just lifetime warranty duralasts just so i knew itd work and then later on ill upgrade to something like i had on the camaro. i say go with the 1/2 tons i guess, might be the safer bet if mine are "suppose" to rub.
 

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but but but they fit on mine perfectly. no rubbing or anything. wow am i confused now

What did you get pads for? A 6 lug 2500 uses the same pads as a 1500. The pads I tried were for a 3500 or a 8 lug 2500. They were ceramic power stop pads, they are in the for sale section now lol...

Could be a difference between brands I guess :shrug: the ones I had wouldn't though....
 
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