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Baer Brakes Extreme Plus Brake System Front 60-87 Chevy/GMC 2WD 1/2 Ton Trucks W/Wilwood C10 Aluminum Modular Pro Spindles (Also Fits Cpp X10 Spindles) Fire Red W/Cpp X10 Spindles W/Wilwood C10 Aluminum Modular Pro Spindles – 4301571FR

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  • Baer Brakes 4301571FR Extreme Plus front brake system in Fire Red
  • Fits 1960–1986 Chevrolet C10 and GMC C15/C1500 2WD half-ton trucks
  • 14.0 inch two-piece vented, slotted and drilled rotor with a 6S six-piston caliper
  • Spindles not included; Wilwood C10 Aluminum Modular Pro or Cpp X10 spindles required
  • Mounting brackets, stainless braided hoses and hardware included

Description

Overview

The Baer Brakes 4301571FR is a front Extreme Plus brake system with a Fire Red six-piston caliper, built for 2WD half-ton Chevrolet C10 and GMC C15 and C1500 trucks. It fits 1960–1986 Chevrolet C10 applications, several Suburban years and a set of GMC models, and it mounts to Wilwood C10 Aluminum Modular Pro spindles or Cpp X10 spindles, which are sold separately.

The system centers on a one-piece monoblock 6S caliper with six stainless steel pistons, clamping a 14-inch two-piece vented rotor that is slotted, drilled and zinc plated. Baer also supplies stainless braided hoses and all mounting brackets, so the front brakes can be installed once a compatible spindle is in place.

Key features

  • One-piece Monoblock 6-piston 6S caliper with a powder coated Fire Red finish
  • Caliper body CNC machined from US-sourced 2618 aluminum forging, manufactured in Phoenix, Az
  • Stainless steel pistons, abutments and noise suppression clips
  • Staggered pistons designed to minimize uneven pad wear
  • Dual seals guarding against dust, weather and pressure
  • Two-piece slotted, drilled, zinc-plated rotor with a billet aluminum hat, pre-assembled with NAS high grade stainless hardware
  • Stainless braided hoses and mounting brackets included

Pad and rotor maintenance

Rotors and pads wear together, so a front brake change is a good time to measure both. Check rotor thickness against the minimum stamped on the casting, and look for heat cracks, scoring or a lip at the outer edge. A rotor that has worn below spec can shudder under braking and transfer heat unevenly into the hub bearings.

Slotted and drilled rotors help shed gas and water, yet the slots also collect dust and pad material. Clean the caliper bracket and the hat face when the wheels come off, and bed in new pads gradually over several stops before any hard braking. Keep track of lug torque after the first few drives, since a loose wheel can warp a rotor quickly.

Specifications

Brand Baer Brakes
Part number 4301571FR
UPC 90127877852
Caliper 6S one-piece monoblock, six pistons
Caliper color Fire Red
Caliper type Fixed
Caliper body material 2618 aluminum forging, CNC machined
Piston material Stainless steel
Rotor outside diameter 14.0 inch
Rotor construction Two-piece, vented
Rotor surface Slotted, drilled and zinc plated
Rotor thickness 1.25
Rotor hat Billet aluminum
Minimum wheel diameter 18.0 inch
Lug count 5 lug
Wheel bolt pattern 5×5.00
Drive 2WD
Axle Front
Brake pad FMSI number D1247
Template N117P
Hose material Stainless steel
Spindle type Wilwood C10 Aluminum Modular Pro (Cpp X10 also fits)
Spindles included No
Grade Performance
Finish Powder coated
Country of origin USA
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Vehicle fitment

It fits 1960–1986 Chevrolet C10 pickups, 1967–1986 Chevrolet C10 Suburban, 1960–1966 and 1987–1989 Chevrolet Suburban, 1960–1966 GMC 3000, 1975–1978 GMC C15, 1967–1974 GMC C15/C1500 and 1979–1986 GMC C1500.

Four-wheel-drive trucks and three-quarter-ton models are outside the stated fitment, since the kit is labeled 2WD and 1/2 Ton. Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Installation notes

Spindles are not included, so confirm the truck already carries Wilwood C10 Aluminum Modular Pro or Cpp X10 spindles before planning the install. Baer’s N117P template should be laid against the wheel you intend to run to check clearance around the 14-inch rotor and caliper. Brakes are safety-critical, so have a qualified technician check the finished installation before the truck returns to road use.

What’s included

The kit contains the 6S monoblock caliper, the two-piece rotors pre-assembled with NAS high grade stainless hardware, all mounting brackets, and stainless braided hoses with hardware.

Not included: spindles, and wheels.

Specification

Shipping weight 75 lbs
Package dimensions 16.25 × 15.5 × 15.5 in
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Kit

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 30001960–1966All
GMC C151975–1978All
GMC C15/C15001967–1974All
GMC C15001979–1986All

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Questions & Answers

Will the Baer 4301571FR fit a 1970 Chevy C10?

Yes. 1960–1986 Chevrolet C10 trucks are covered, which includes 1970. The kit is for 2WD 1/2 Ton trucks, so confirm your truck's drive type and spindle setup before ordering.

Are spindles included with the 4301571FR kit?

No. Spindles are not included. The kit is built to mount on Wilwood C10 Aluminum Modular Pro spindles, and it also fits Cpp X10 spindles, so your truck needs one of those spindle types before installation.

What rotor size and wheel diameter does this kit need?

The kit uses a 14.0 inch two-piece vented rotor with a 5 lug, 5x5.00 bolt pattern. The 14-inch system is meant for wheels 18 inches or larger, and the minimum wheel diameter is 18.0 inch.

What are the part number and UPC for the Fire Red version?

Part number 4301571FR and UPC 90127877852. The caliper is Fire Red, and the kit includes a 6S caliper, stainless braided hoses, mounting brackets and hardware, while spindles are not part of the package.

Should the rotors be replaced at the same time as the pads?

Measure the rotors first. If they are below the minimum thickness, show heat cracks or have deep scoring, replace them with the pads. Rotors that are still within limits can be reused, and matched pads help them wear evenly.

What causes a pulsing pedal after a front brake job?

Usually uneven rotor thickness or a loose wheel. Check lug torque first, then look for rust or pad material buildup on the hat face. Pulsing that continues after cleaning often points to rotor runout that needs a closer measurement.

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