Big Brake Upgrade for 99-07 Silverado or Sierra

UglyTruck gets a bit lower to the ground and a fresh front end, along with a big braking upgrade using some parts that are much easier to find than you might think. The suspension rebuild and lowering portion applies to 2wd NBS Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra between 1999 and 2007, but the brake upgrade only applies to 1999-2004 model year trucks. Stopping your truck is a pretty important part of its performance, and if your stock brakes are due for a replacement, why not upgrade at the same time? I'll show you what it takes to get the job done...

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The UglyTruck is a 2000 ECSB 2wd Silverado I picked up a few months ago, and I'm slowly transforming it from a neglected worn out pickup into a reliable and sporty (yet ugly) pickup. So far, its gotten a 4L80e swap and some later model wheels, and next time I'll address the rear suspension to go along with the front.