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Baer Brakes Extreme Plus Brake System Front 60-87 Chevy/GMC 2WD 1/2 Ton Trucks W/Cpp Nodular Iron 2.5 Inch Drop Spindle (5 Lug 5X5 Inch BC) Hugger Orange W/Cpp 2.5 Inch Drop Modular Spindle (5 Lug 5X5Bc) – 4301390HO

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  • Fitment: 1960–1989 Chevrolet C10 and Suburban, GMC 1000, C15 and C1500 trucks, per the manufacturer fitment list
  • 6-piston monoblock caliper in Hugger Orange with a 14.0 inch two-piece slotted, drilled rotor
  • Includes billet aluminum hubs, stainless braided hoses, mounting brackets and hardware
  • 2.5 inch drop spindles are not included and must be bought separately
  • Part number 4301390HO; brake pad type D1247

Description

Overview

The Baer Brakes 4301390HO is a front brake upgrade for classic Chevrolet and GMC C10-series half-ton trucks from 1960 through 1989, with a Hugger Orange 6-piston monoblock caliper. It is sold as a kit built around a 14 inch two-piece rotor, and the 2.5 inch drop modular spindle is not part of the package, so buyers need that piece separately.

The kit is for two-wheel-drive trucks only. Its manufacturer fitment list covers Chevrolet C10 and Suburban models along with GMC 1000, C15 and C1500 trucks, as detailed below. It suits owners who want more braking capacity at the front and who run wheels 18 inch or larger.

Key features

  • One-piece monoblock caliper with six pistons, designated 6S, manufactured in Phoenix, Az.
  • Caliper body CNC machined from 2618 aluminum forging, with a powder coated Hugger Orange finish.
  • Stainless steel pistons, abutments and noise suppression clips.
  • Staggered pistons designed to minimize uneven pad wear.
  • Dual seals guard against dust, weather and pressure.
  • Two-piece slotted, drilled, zinc-plated rotor with a billet aluminum hat, 14 inch diameter.
  • Billet aluminum hubs with premium bearings packed in Redline synthetic grease and billet dust caps.

Care and maintenance

A front brake setup like this one needs regular attention to keep braking consistent. Pads, rotor faces and caliper slides all wear over time, and small issues such as sticky slides or uneven pad wear tend to show up before a bigger failure does. Checking these parts at routine service intervals is far cheaper than repairing a damaged rotor later.

Because the spindle is supplied separately, the hub and bearing assembly should also be inspected when the brakes are serviced. Clean, properly packed bearings help keep heat and play under control, and they are easier to check while the hub is off the truck.

  • Check lug nut torque after the first drive
  • Inspect rotor faces for heat checking
  • Keep the caliper slides lubricated
  • Replace pads before they wear to the backing plate

Specifications

Brand Baer Brakes
Part number 4301390HO
UPC 90127876497
Axle Front
Drive 2WD
Caliper 6S, 6-piston, fixed, monoblock
Caliper color Hugger Orange
Rotor outside diameter 14.0 inch
Rotor thickness 1.25
Rotor construction Vented, two-piece, slotted, drilled and zinc plated
Brake pad FMSI number D1247
Template N117P
Minimum wheel diameter 18.0 inch
Lug count 5 lug
Wheel bolt pattern 5×5.00 inch
Wheel stud size 1/2-20 x 2.25 inch
Hose material Stainless steel
Spindle type Cpp nodular iron 2.5 inch drop
Spindles included No
Country of origin USA

Vehicle fitment

The manufacturer fitment list for this kit includes 1960–1986 Chevrolet C10, 1967–1986 Chevrolet C10 Suburban, 1960–1966 and 1987–1989 Chevrolet Suburban, 1966 GMC 1000, 1960–1965 GMC 1000 Series, 1975–1978 GMC C15, 1967–1974 GMC C15/C1500 and 1979–1986 GMC C1500.

Four-wheel-drive trucks and 1990-and-later models are not on this list. Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Installation notes

Rotors arrive pre-assembled with NAS high grade stainless hardware, and the hubs come with bearings already fitted. Mounting brackets, stainless braided hoses and hardware are supplied, but the 2.5 inch drop spindles are not, so they must be in place before the brake components go on. Check wheel clearance against template N117P, since the 14 inch rotor is meant for wheels 18 inch or larger.

What’s included

The kit includes the 6-piston monoblock caliper, the two-piece slotted, drilled and zinc-plated rotors, billet aluminum hubs with bearings and synthetic grease, stainless braided hoses, all mounting brackets and hardware.

Not included: 2.5 inch drop modular spindles.

Specification

Shipping weight 72 lbs
Package dimensions 15 × 15 × 15 in
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Wheel bolt pattern (in)

5×5.00

Lug nuts

5 Lug

Rotor type

2-Piece

Country of origin

USA

Fitment

VehicleYearsTrims
Chevrolet C101960–1986All
Chevrolet C10 Suburban1967–1986All
Chevrolet Suburban1960–1966, 1987–1989All
GMC 10001966All
GMC 1000 Series1960–1965All
GMC C151975–1978All
GMC C15/C15001967–1974All
GMC C15001979–1986All

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Questions & Answers

Will the Baer Brakes 4301390HO fit a 1960s Chevy C10?

Yes. The manufacturer fitment list for this kit includes 1960–1986 Chevrolet C10 trucks, plus Suburban and GMC 1000 and C15 models. Confirm your vehicle's year, model and trim before ordering.

Does the 4301390HO kit include the drop spindles?

No. The kit comes with the calipers, rotors, billet hubs, hoses, brackets and hardware, but the 2.5 inch drop modular spindle is not included and must be purchased separately before installation.

What wheel size does the 14 inch rotor need?

The minimum wheel diameter is 18.0 inch. Check wheel clearance against template N117P before choosing and ordering wheels for this brake kit.

What pads and caliper does this Baer kit use?

It uses a 6-piston, 6S caliper in Hugger Orange with D1247 FMSI pads. The rotor is two-piece, slotted, drilled and zinc plated, with a billet aluminum hat.

How do I know when the brake pads need replacing?

Replace pads when the friction material is worn thin, when a squeal or grinding sound starts, or when the pedal feels lower than usual. Inspect both sides of each caliper at the same time so the pads wear evenly across the axle.

Does a larger front rotor require other hydraulic changes?

A larger front rotor can change pedal feel, so the whole hydraulic system should be checked. Look at the master cylinder size and the line routing. A qualified installer can confirm whether other parts also need attention.

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