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Baer Brakes SS4 Brake System Rear 60-87 Chevy/GMC C10 2WD Trucks W/OE Large Pattern 10/12 Bolt C-Clip (Bih) Housing Ends 5 Lug (5X5 Inch BC) Black – 4302468B

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  • Baer Brakes 4302468B SS4 rear brake system kit with black 4-piston caliper
  • Fits 1960–1986 Chevrolet C10 and GMC C15/C1500 2WD trucks, including Suburban models
  • 12.0-inch 1-piece slotted, drilled, zinc-plated rotor, 16.0-inch minimum wheel diameter
  • 5 lug, 5×5.00 bolt pattern with GM large pattern 10/12 bolt C-clip housing ends
  • Park brake shoe assembly and braided hoses included; lug nuts and front rotor not included

Description

Overview

The Baer Brakes 4302468B is an SS4 rear brake system kit for 1960 to 1986 Chevrolet C10 and GMC C15 2WD trucks with 5 lug, 5×5.00 wheels and large pattern 10/12 bolt C-clip housing ends. It is a black 4-piston rear disc kit built around a 12-inch slotted, drilled rotor, and Baer positions it for axles with stock bearing on axle.

The S4 caliper floats on the rotor, and the backing plate doubles as a caliper mount while housing a 1-piece park brake shoe assembly, so the kit covers service and parking braking. Braided hoses are included. The 12-inch rotor fits wheels 16 inches or larger. Wheel styles vary, so confirm clearance with the S113E template against the wheel you plan to use before ordering.

Key features

  • 2-piece, 4-piston S4 caliper manufactured in Phoenix, Az
  • CNC machined from US-sourced forged or billet aluminum
  • Powder coated finish on the caliper body
  • Hard anodized aluminum pistons with stainless steel abutments and noise suppression clips
  • Dual seals guard against dust, weather and pressure
  • 1-piece slotted, drilled, zinc-plated rotor
  • Pad type DR1 or HB100, FMSI DR1-C

Before you buy

Rear disc conversions change how a truck brakes, so it helps to think about the whole system before ordering. The rotor, caliper and backing plate work together, and pad material, hose condition and axle bearings all affect how the brakes feel on the road and on rough trail. Older C10 trucks often have worn bearings, seals and bolts that were never replaced, so inspecting those parts during installation is practical.

Off-road use puts more heat and dust on the rear brakes. Pads suited to highway driving may fade or wear faster when towing or descending steep grades, so choose friction material that matches how the truck is driven. Keep the caliper slides clean and lubricated, and check the braided hoses for chafing after installation.

  • Inspect axle bearings and seals before fitting the rotor
  • Check parking brake adjustment after the first few stops
  • Re-torque lug nuts after the first drive
  • Replace pads together on both sides of the axle

Specifications

Brand Baer Brakes
Part number 4302468B
UPC 844165050810
Caliper S4, 4-piston, floating, black
Rotor outside diameter 12.0 inch
Rotor type 1-piece, slotted and drilled, zinc plated, vented
Rotor material Iron
Rotor thickness 1.02
Minimum wheel diameter 16.0 inch
Lug count 5 lug
Wheel bolt pattern 5×5.00
Axle flange GM large pattern 10/12 bolt, C-clip (Bih) housing ends
Brake pad DR1 or HB100 type, FMSI DR1-C
Hose material Steel braided
Park brake Included, 1-piece park brake shoe assembly
Template S113E
Emission code 6
Country of origin US

Vehicle fitment

It fits 1960–1986 Chevrolet C10, 1967–1986 Chevrolet C10 Suburban, 1987 Chevrolet R10, 1987–1988 Chevrolet R10 Suburban, 1966 GMC 1000, 1960–1965 GMC 1000 Series, 1975–1978 GMC C15 Suburban, 1967–1974 GMC C15/C1500, 1967–1974 GMC C15/C1500 Suburban, 1979–1986 GMC C1500 Suburban, 1987–1988 GMC R1500 Suburban and 1960–1966 GMC Suburban.

Models outside this list, such as 1988-and-later C/K 1500 pickups other than the R1500 Suburban, are not covered. Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Installation notes

Compare the S113E template with the wheel you plan to use, because the 12-inch rotor and S4 caliper must clear the wheel’s inner face. The braided hoses are supplied with the kit, and the park brake shoes sit inside the backing plate, so no separate park brake shoes are needed. Support the truck securely on stands before any rear brake work.

What’s included

The kit includes the rear S4 4-piston caliper, the 12-inch 1-piece rotor, the backing plate with its 1-piece park brake shoe assembly and stainless braided hoses.

Not included: lug nuts, front rotor and park brake cables.

Specification

Shipping weight 55 lbs
Package dimensions 15 × 15 × 15 in
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Kit

Wheel bolt pattern (in)

5×5.00

Lug nuts

5 Lug

Rotor type

1-Piece

Rotor style

Slotted, Drilled

Rotor construction

1-Piece

Rotor material

Iron

Front rotor included

No

Park brake

Yes

Lug nuts included

No

Axle housing flange type

10 Bolt, 12 Bolt

Country of origin

US

Fitment

VehicleYearsTrims
Chevrolet C101960–1986All
Chevrolet C10 Suburban1967–1986All
Chevrolet R101987All
Chevrolet R10 Suburban1987–1988All
GMC 10001966All
GMC 1000 Series1960–1965All
GMC C15 Suburban1975–1978All
GMC C15/C15001967–1974All
GMC C15/C1500 Suburban1967–1974All
GMC C1500 Suburban1979–1986All
GMC R1500 Suburban1987–1988All
GMC Suburban1960–1966All

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Questions & Answers

Will the Baer 4302468B fit a 1980 GMC C1500 Suburban?

Yes. The kit fits 1979 to 1986 GMC C1500 Suburban models, so a 1980 model falls within that range. Confirm fit for your vehicle's year, model and trim before ordering.

Does the kit include lug nuts or a front rotor?

No. Lug nuts and the front rotor are not included. The kit covers the rear axle only, with a 12-inch rotor, S4 caliper, backing plate and braided hoses.

Is a park brake included with the SS4 kit?

Yes. The backing plate houses a 1-piece park brake shoe assembly. Park brake cables are not included, so they must be sourced separately if your setup needs them.

How often should rear disc brake pads be inspected?

Inspect them at every tire rotation or oil change, and sooner if you tow or drive on steep grades. Look for uneven wear, thin friction material and scoring on the rotor face. Replace pads in pairs on each axle side when they reach the wear limit.

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