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Baer Brakes SS4 Plus Brake System Rear Rear Ends W/GM Small Pattern 10/12 Bolt Bearing On Axle (Boa) Non-Flush Mount Housing Ends (5X4.75 Inch 5X5 Inch BC) Silver – 4302333S

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  • Baer Brakes SS4 Plus rear brake kit 4302333S with a silver S4 four-piston caliper
  • 13 inch two-piece slotted, drilled, zinc-plated rotor with a billet aluminum hat
  • GM 10/12 bolt bearing-on-axle flange with a 5×4.75/5×5.00 wheel bolt pattern
  • One-piece park brake shoe assembly built into the backing plate
  • Park brake cables and lug nuts are not included

Description

Overview

The Baer Brakes 4302333S is a silver rear brake kit from the SS4 Plus line, pairing a four-piston S4 caliper with a 13 inch two-piece slotted and drilled rotor. The kit is built for a GM small pattern 10/12 bolt housing with bearing on axle and a 5×4.75/5×5.00 wheel bolt pattern. The axle flange and bolt pattern are the main compatibility references, so confirm fit for your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Baer’s backing plate serves as the caliper mount and also houses a one-piece park brake shoe assembly, so the parking brake is part of the rear housing itself. The kit uses the DR1-C pad type and comes with stainless braided hoses. It is a performance-grade rear disc setup for owners working with a GM 10/12 bolt bearing-on-axle housing.

Key features

  • Silver powder-coated S4 four-piston caliper, manufactured in Phoenix, Az
  • Hard anodized aluminum pistons with stainless steel abutments and noise suppression clips
  • Dual dust, weather and pressure seals
  • Two-piece slotted, drilled, zinc-plated 13 inch rotor on a billet aluminum hat
  • Rotors arrive pre-assembled with NAS high grade stainless hardware
  • Caliper body CNC machined from US sourced forged or billet aluminum

Choosing a rear brake upgrade

A rear disc kit replaces the drum or disc hardware at the axle end, so it changes how the parking brake works. When the park shoe sits inside the backing plate, cable routing and adjustment become part of the setup, and that work should be planned before the rotor and caliper go on. Hydraulic lines also need to reach the new caliper without rubbing suspension or axle components.

Rotor and pad choices affect braking under load. A slotted, drilled rotor sheds heat differently from a plain one, and pad compound should match how the vehicle is used on pavement and trail. Brake fluid should be fresh when the system is opened, and bleeding should follow a set sequence so no air remains in the rear circuit.

After installation and a short test on flat ground, re-check lug torque, caliper bolts and hose clearance. Inspect the rotor face for cracks, heat spots and uneven wear, and replace pads when the friction material is thin or the surface glazes. Upgrades often include the front brakes too, so balance the rear setup with the front before heavy towing or rock crawling.

  • Plan park brake cable routing before mounting the caliper
  • Use fresh fluid and bleed the rear circuit in sequence
  • Re-check lug torque and caliper bolts after the first drives

Specifications

Brand Baer Brakes
Part number 4302333S
UPC 844165028772
Axle Rear
Axle flange GM small pattern 10/12 bolt, bearing on axle (hybrid)
Wheel bolt pattern 5×4.75/5×5.00
Lug count 5 lug
Caliper S4, four-piston, fixed
Caliper color Silver
Pad type DR1-C (FMSI DR1-C)
Rotor outside diameter 13.0 inch
Rotor thickness 0.81
Rotor type 2-piece, vented
Rotor material Iron with aluminum hat
Rotor surface Slotted, drilled and zinc plated
Minimum wheel diameter 17.0 inch
Brake hose Steel braided, DOT approved
Park brake Included
Template S135H
Emission code 6
Grade Performance
Country of origin US

Vehicle fitment

It is a rear axle kit with a GM small pattern 10/12 bolt bearing-on-axle flange. That flange pattern is used on Buick, Olds and Pontiac applications.

Axle flange patterns other than GM small pattern 10/12 bolt bearing on axle do not apply to this kit, and front axles are not covered. Confirm fit for your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Installation notes

Park brake cables are not included, so plan for the cable setup separately. Baer recommends comparing the S135H template with the wheel you intend to use, since wheel style and manufacturer can affect clearance. Rear brake work should be left to a qualified technician.

What’s included

The kit includes the S4 four-piston caliper, the Baer backing plate with its one-piece park brake shoe assembly, the 13 inch two-piece rotor with pre-assembled stainless hardware, and stainless braided hoses with hardware.

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

Specification

Shipping weight 43 lbs
Package dimensions 15 × 15 × 15 in
brands

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Kit

Wheel bolt pattern (in)

5×4.75/5×5.00

Lug nuts

5 Lug

Rotor type

2-Piece

Rotor style

Slotted, Drilled

Rotor construction

2-Piece

Rotor material

Iron w/Aluminum Hat

Front rotor included

No

Park brake

Yes

Lug nuts included

No

Axle housing flange type

Bearing On Axle, Hybrid

Country of origin

US

Questions & Answers

Which vehicles does the Baer Brakes 4302333S fit?

It is a rear axle kit for the GM small pattern 10/12 bolt bearing-on-axle flange, with a 5x4.75/5x5.00 wheel bolt pattern. Confirm fit for your vehicle's year, model and trim before ordering.

What wheel bolt pattern does part number 4302333S use?

The kit is built for a 5x4.75/5x5.00 wheel bolt pattern with five lugs. Lug nuts are not included with the kit, so plan to source them separately before installing the rear brake assembly.

What minimum wheel size does the 4302333S rotor need?

The 13 inch rotor needs a wheel with a minimum diameter of 17.0 inch. Check the S135H template against the wheel you plan to use, since wheel style and brand can affect clearance.

Does the kit include park brake cables?

No. The park brake shoe assembly is built into the Baer backing plate, but park brake cables are not included with the kit. Plan for cables that suit your vehicle setup.

How often should rear brake pads and rotors be inspected?

Inspect them at every tire rotation or whenever the wheels come off. Look for pad thickness, rotor cracks, scoring and fluid leaks at the hoses. Replace worn pads before the backing plate contacts the rotor, and replace the rotor when it falls below its minimum thickness or shows deep grooves.

Should the front brakes be upgraded at the same time?

Not always, but matching front and rear capacity keeps braking balanced. If the front is stock and the rear is upgraded, the front may fade first under heavy use, so review both axles before a major trail or towing trip.

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