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Old 10-25-2012, 07:20 AM
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Originally Posted by Rockdawg84 View Post
just a thought, but have you adjusted your rear prop. Valve. with the lift the front will be getting most of the stopping power. you can simply make a little bracket to lift the axle end of rod or just remove the bracket and zip tie it up. What size GM MC did you go with?

love the all white 1st gen runners btw looking great.
Thanks man. I hadn't thought about the BPV. I had planned to remove it and plug the line in the front pass wheel well, but never go to it.
I ended up just buying the entire kit from Sky, but the MC is the Cardone 10-1584 part number.
Toyota GM Master Cylinder Adapter - Sky's Off-road Design

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Originally Posted by KidVermicious View Post
More details on the front brakes please! Did those 4gen calipers bolt up or did you fab a bracket? What rotor are you using?
Oh ****... typo. They are Gen2 calipers & bolted right up.

Note: you don't need the pads. The Fully Loaded kit comes with them.
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