disc rear axel?

[scoobert]

i have my 95 suburban, it needs beter brakes if i am going to go fast. the other day i had to hit them at 80, ans they stunk and warped and shuttered, it was just telling me i should have plowed the toyota in front of me, but i knew beter.

i know that some chevy trucks had rear discs, can i just swap a rear end and plug in the abs and brake lines and call it a day? or is it 10X more complex?

[fasair]

Try these on for size! www.tsmmfg.com

Here is the actual page! http://www.tsmmfg.com/2631.htm

[BlazeGM4]

http://www.stainlesssteelbrakes.com/products/detail/968/?make=Chevrolet&model=Suburban+1500+%284WD%29&year=1995

Here's another brand too

[scoobert]

thos are for 11" blaze, i have 13"

that kit isent bad, but looks shotty, and it doesent lock up. this is why i think a full axel would be best...

[Chevylover]

Do a rear axle swap form a 2000-> Tahoe or Sub. This is the easiest/cheapest thing. The will fit without bigger probs. If you are lucky, you could find one on a junk yard.

Cu,
Sven

[BlazeGM4]

Since you have 13" you probably have the 14 bolt. You'd be better off finding an axle from a 2000+ 3/4ton and up becuase an SUV axle is probably too light duty for your truck. Make sure the axle gear ratios ratios are the same when you find one.

[scoobert]

my biddest concern is the ABS, i know that can be finikey. do you think a new (2000+) would match up?

[BlazeGM4]

I think you're out of luck on a functional swap. I'm just wondering if your brakes are set up properly because 13x3 or even 13x2.5 should be great for a suburban.

[scoobert]

anything over 80 when i get on them hard to try and stop they fade and stink and warp.