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    Brake options on an OBS.

    I keep hearing rumors that the spindle from a NBS (6-lug) can be swapped into an OBS to facilitate bigger brakes on an OBS. Cant seem to run them to ground. Optionally, is there a hub that will bolt on to the OBS that will accept a rotor/hat from a NBS and allow me to fab up a caliper mount to order? Any other options that dont require a 2nd on the house to get bigger/better brakes on the front of my truck?

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    Anyone?

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    ttt

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    i may have started that rumor, i put the question out there because i had the idea while looking at a nbs spindle. i pulled measurements and it should work, but i am still gathering all the parts. ill let you know how it goes, but i have found that even the nbs master cyl will mount on our old vac boosters
    1993 GMC Yukon GT, 6.0 vortec, head work, no cats, cai, HpTuned by me, jasper lvl2 4l65e, nbs brake conversion

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    I had a thought last night. If I could find engineered drawings of our front suspension (with all the measurements) and those of a C-6 vette, its possible that we could use our stock LCAs, the vette uprights, and the vette UCAs with slightly relocated upper A-arm mounts and get the big C-6 brakes and calipers and a pretty cool looking UCA. And our unsprung weight would improve too. Actually, getting the E drawings of a nbs would help too.

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    Something else I ran across; there seems to be a way to bolt the big Z06 brakes to an Impala SS spindle...............................

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