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[QUOTE="WHY NOT, post: 1404854, member: 1397"] Anyone have SSBC stuff on their truck? Curious to see if its worth the money to upgrade here soon. Truck almost as 100K on it and will need new pads and rotors, I thought about doing a 13+ upgrade, but till I do that then nice pads and rotors it would be with in about $500 of putting all SSBC stuff on the truck. For the 2011+ trucks looks like they only have cross drilled/slotted rotors, I am kind of afraid of them cracking unless they have something special that can really handle the heat. Also any venders on here dealers by chance? [/QUOTE]
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