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Running the blazer calipers on the rear with a good bit of grinding and the back spacing is 7.5". running stock 3.73's. 
02-27-2013, 10:32 AM
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thanks for the intel man, one more thing. the blazer calipers u are running on the rear, did the silerado rotors, brake lines, and bolts for the calipers work or was there any other custom fabrication besides grinidng? and on the front i noticed u still rocked a 15" wheel, did u have to swap the front calipers out too?
02-27-2013, 02:11 PM
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FWIW, I ground my stock rear calipers down to fit the 15" wheel my slicks are one. Worked great and hasn't presented a problem since I did it 6 months ago.
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08-14-2013, 08:33 PM
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Guys I want to fit some black 16s on my 2000 Silverado to make it look like a Nascar its disk brake whats the maximum width and what backspace I can run? If 15s are possible how much grinding the calipers it would need? Too much till the caliper is weak or just little? I tried the search and I found this topic all trucks been posted are amazing
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