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Old 07-26-2005, 12:27 AM   #1
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Anyone use the bolt-on SSBC Dual Piston Front Calipers?

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884-A181 Quick Change Caliper Kit GM Late Model $389.99

The Price looks very good and it is a direct bolt on.
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This has been discussed on this site before, do a search. The caliper actually has less piston area then the stock calipers and is basically a waste of money.
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Yep, did a quick search after I posted this since I didn't notice it on the first page and saw that discussion.
I thought they were new when I saw them in the Jegs catalog.
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