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Baer Brakes Pro 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) Comp Yellow W/Cpp 2.5 Inch Drop Modular Spindle (5 Lug 5X5Bc) – 4301388CY

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  • Manufacturer list covers 1960-1986 Chevrolet C10 and GMC 1000 through C1500 trucks, 2WD 1/2 ton
  • Baer Brakes Pro Plus front disc brake system, part number 4301388CY
  • Six-piston Comp Yellow caliper with 14.0 inch two-piece slotted, drilled rotor
  • Spindles not included; fitment calls for Cpp 2.5 inch drop spindles
  • Billet hubs, mounting brackets, stainless braided hoses and hardware included

Description

Overview

The Baer Brakes 4301388CY is a Pro Plus front disc brake system for 1960-1987 Chevy and GMC 2WD 1/2 ton trucks, pairing a six-piston Comp Yellow caliper with a 14 inch two-piece rotor. The kit is meant for trucks that use 2.5 inch drop spindles, and it fits 1960-1986 Chevrolet C10 pickups, the 1967-1986 C10 Suburban, and GMC 1000 through C1500 models.

Billet aluminum hubs arrive with premium bearings packed in Redline synthetic grease, so the front end goes on as a complete assembly. The pads are the D0731 type and the wheel stud pattern is 5×5.00 with 1/2-20 studs.

Key features

  • Six-piston fixed caliper in Comp Yellow, built in Phoenix, Arizona from US sourced forged or billet aluminum
  • Slotted, drilled and zinc-plated two-piece 14.0 inch vented rotor with billet aluminum hat
  • Stainless steel pistons, abutments and noise suppression clips
  • Staggered pistons aimed at more even pad wear
  • Dual dust, weather and pressure seals; the dust and weather seals are T compliant.
  • Premium bearings, Redline synthetic grease and billet dust caps on the hubs
  • Rotors pre-assembled with NAS high grade stainless hardware

Wheel clearance and tire choice

Wheel fit is the first question most owners face after a front brake swap, because the caliper and rotor take up space behind the spokes. Offset and backspacing decide how close the inner barrel sits to the caliper body, so a wheel that clears one truck may rub on another. Measure the clearance with the template and a straightedge before the tire goes on, and recheck it after any change in tire width.

Tire diameter also matters. A larger tire changes gearing, speedometer reading and the load on the front hubs, and it can alter how the brakes feel under hard stops. Heavier wheel and tire combinations add rotating weight, so pads may wear faster on trucks that run big rubber. Keep the lug nuts torqued to the specification in the service manual and recheck them after the first drive.

  • Test wheel clearance at full steering lock
  • Confirm inner barrel clearance around the caliper
  • Recheck lug torque after the first few miles
  • Note any change in tire size for speedometer accuracy

Specifications

Brand Baer Brakes
Part number 4301388CY
UPC 90127876664
Caliper 6-piston, fixed (6P)
Caliper color Comp Yellow
Front rotor 14.0 inch, vented, two-piece slotted, drilled, zinc-plated
Rotor thickness 1.15
Brake pad FMSI D0731
Template Q117P
Minimum wheel diameter 18.0 inch
Wheel bolt pattern 5 lug, 5×5.00
Wheel stud size 1/2-20 x 2.25 inch
Spindle type Cpp nodular iron 2.5 inch drop
Spindles included No
Hose material Steel braided, DOT approved
Drive 2WD
Axle Front
Grade Performance
Country of origin USA

Vehicle fitment

It fits 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. Before ordering, match your year, model and trim against the fitment above.

Chevrolet C/K pickups from 1987-1989, GMC trucks from 1987 onward and 4WD versions are not on this list. Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Installation notes

Spindles are not part of this kit, so Cpp nodular iron 2.5 inch drop spindles must be fitted to the front axle first. Check the Q117P template against your chosen wheel, since Baer cannot guarantee fit for every wheel style and the minimum wheel diameter is 18.0 inch. Keep the truck safely supported on stands while the front wheels are off.

What’s included

Included are the Comp Yellow six-piston front calipers, two-piece 14.0 inch rotors, billet aluminum hubs with bearings and dust caps, mounting brackets, stainless braided hoses and hardware.

Not included: Cpp nodular iron 2.5 inch drop spindles.

Specification

Shipping weight 60 lbs
Package dimensions 15 × 12 × 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

Does the Baer 4301388CY fit a 1975 GMC C15 2WD truck?

Yes. It fits 1975-1978 GMC C15 trucks, which covers 1975. The kit is for 2WD trucks with a 5x5.00 bolt pattern and needs 2.5 inch drop spindles, which are not included. Confirm your year, model and trim before ordering.

Are spindles included with the Comp Yellow kit?

No. Spindles are not included, and the fitment note names Cpp nodular iron 2.5 inch drop modular spindles. Billet hubs, rotors, calipers, mounting brackets, braided hoses and hardware are included.

Which pads and template go with this kit?

The kit uses FMSI D0731 brake pads, and the template for checking wheel fit is Q117P. The minimum wheel diameter is 18.0 inch, and the kit is designed for wheels of 18 inch or larger.

What size rotor and caliper come with the 4301388CY?

Each front corner has a six-piston fixed caliper in Comp Yellow and a 14.0 inch vented, two-piece slotted, drilled and zinc-plated rotor.

Does a larger tire change the way the front brakes work?

Often, yes. Heavier wheel and tire combinations add rotating weight and can raise the load on the pads and rotor during hard stops. After any tire size change, recheck wheel clearance at the caliper and watch pad wear more closely in the first few months.

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