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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 (6 Lug 6X5.5 Inch BC) Red W/Cpp 2.5 Inch Drop Modular Spindle (6 Lug 6X5.5Bc) – 4301389R

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  • Covers 1960–1986 Chevrolet C10 and GMC C15 2WD trucks; listed applications include the 1967–1974 GMC C15/C1500
  • Red six-piston 6P caliper with a 14 inch two-piece rotor for a 6×5.50 inch six-lug pattern
  • Part number 4301389R, UPC 844165040866, D0731 pads, Q117P template
  • Brackets, braided hoses and hardware included; drop spindles and lug nuts are not

Description

Overview

The Baer Brakes 4301389R is a red Pro Plus front disc brake system for 2WD Chevrolet C10 and GMC C15 half-ton trucks from 1960 to 1986 that use CPP 2.5 inch drop spindles. It is a six-lug system with a 6×5.50 inch bolt pattern, which is the feature that separates it from the five-lug Extreme Plus kits.

A six-piston 6P caliper in red clamps a 14 inch two-piece rotor that is drilled, slotted and zinc plated, with a billet aluminum hat. Baer supplies the mounting brackets, hoses and fasteners, and the billet hubs arrive with bearings already greased with Redline synthetic grease.

Key features

  • Red-finished six-piston 6P caliper with stainless steel pistons
  • Stainless steel abutments and noise suppression clips
  • Staggered pistons and dual seals against dust, weather and pressure
  • Caliper body made from billet or forged aluminum, powder coated
  • Vented two-piece 14 inch rotor with slotting, drilling and zinc plating
  • Billet hubs with premium bearings, Redline synthetic grease and billet dust caps
  • Brake hoses carry DOT approval
  • D0731 pad type with Q117P template

Choosing a rotor and caliper setup

A front disc brake upgrade changes how the truck stops, so the caliper, rotor and pads should be matched as one system rather than swapped piece by piece. Larger rotors and multi-piston calipers spread heat over more pad area, which helps keep braking consistent when the truck is loaded or driven down a long grade.

Because the hub, spindle and wheel must all line up, check wheel clearance around the caliper and rotor before final assembly. Pad compound matters as well: a pad built for street use will wear faster and fade sooner under heavy trail or towing use than a pad designed for that work.

  • Confirm the spindle type and bolt pattern match the hub before mounting.
  • Replace brake pads and fluid together when the system is serviced.
  • Inspect brake hoses for cracks, bulges or chafing at every service.
  • Bed in new pads and rotors gradually before heavy use.

Specifications

Brand Baer Brakes
Part number 4301389R
UPC 844165040866
Sold as Kit
Caliper 6P, six-piston, fixed
Caliper color Red
Rotor outside diameter 14.0 inch
Rotor thickness 1.15 inch
Rotor construction Two-piece, iron rotor with aluminum hat
Rotor style Slotted, drilled, zinc plated, vented
Brake pad FMSI number D0731
Brake hose DOT approved
Lug count 6 lug
Wheel bolt pattern 6×5.50 inch
Wheel stud size 1/2-20 x 2.25 inch
Minimum wheel diameter 18.0 inch
Template Q117P
Drive and axle 2WD, front
Country of origin US

Vehicle fitment

Applications covered for the 4301389R: 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.

Models after 1986 and four-wheel-drive trucks fall outside these applications, with the exception of the 1987–1989 Chevrolet Suburban listed above. Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Installation notes

Plan on supplying CPP 2.5 inch drop spindles, since they are not included. The Q117P template helps confirm wheel clearance before the hubs go on. Because brake systems affect stopping distance, a qualified technician should verify the finished installation.

What’s included

Baer includes the 14 inch rotors, six-piston calipers, billet hubs with bearings, mounting brackets, braided hoses and hardware. The front rotors are included, while spindles and lug nuts are not.

Not included: CPP 2.5 inch drop spindles and lug nuts.

Specification

Shipping weight 68 lbs
Package dimensions 15 × 15 × 15 in
brands

Sold as

Kit

Wheel bolt pattern (in)

6×5.50

Lug nuts

6 Lug

Rotor type

2-Piece

Rotor style

Slotted, Drilled

Rotor construction

2-Piece

Rotor material

Iron w/Aluminum Hat

Front rotor included

Yes

Lug nuts included

No

Country of origin

US

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 4301389R red Pro Plus fit my 1967 GMC C15?

Yes. The 1967–1974 GMC C15/C1500 is one of the applications covered for this kit, which also covers 1975–1978 GMC C15 trucks. Confirm fit for your vehicle's year, model and trim before ordering, and make sure it has CPP 2.5 inch drop spindles.

What lug pattern does the 4301389R use?

It uses a 6 lug pattern with a 6x5.50 inch wheel bolt pattern and 1/2-20 x 2.25 inch wheel studs. Lug nuts are not included, so choose nuts that suit your wheels.

What are the UPC and template for the 4301389R?

The UPC is 844165040866, and the template is Q117P. The part number is 4301389R, and the caliper, rotor and hub are built together as the Pro Plus system with a 14 inch two-piece rotor.

Are brake hoses included with the Pro Plus kit?

Yes. Mounting brackets, braided hoses and hardware are included with the Pro Plus kit, and the brake hoses carry DOT approval. Drop spindles and lug nuts are not included, so plan to supply those before installation.

How do I tell when the rotors or pads need replacing?

Replace pads when the friction material is worn close to the backing or when squealing, grinding or a pulsing pedal appears. Check rotors for scoring, heat cracks and thickness below the minimum stamped on the rotor, and replace them when wear or damage is present.

Should the front brake kit be upgraded along with the wheels or lift?

Yes, it is often worth reviewing. Larger or heavier wheels and tires add load to the brakes, and a lift changes geometry and clearance. Confirm the brake setup still clears the wheel and suits the vehicle's use after any of those changes.

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