2004 Chevrolet Silverado Aftermarket Brakes Install - Short Stopping

Unlike the front, the anchors are mounted up and then the sliders go on.	Then, follow up with the new pads-don't install these new rotors and then use your old pads. That's like installing a new windshield and not changing the wiper blades.	The last thing you should do before installing the wheels is clean any greasy fingerprints off the rotors with brake cleaner.
Here is the difference between the stock and EradiSpeed rotors for the rear.	And here is what it looks like out back once the job is complete.

The Final Word
After reading this story, you will come away knowing how easy this stuff is to install and why you might need it. To recap, the install took about two hours. The parts set us back 1,300 bucks, and we shaved 2 feet from the first stop and almost 15 feet on the fifth stop.