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Cast Iron GM Metric 1978 and Later, Pad Type-D154<br />

• Interchangeable right or left<br />

• Standard pistons 2.75”, 2.50” and 2.00”<br />

• Inlet fitting is M10 x 1.5<br />

Description Caliper Piston O-Ring Kit 4 Pk. Bleeder Screw Ea.<br />

2.00” Piston, 1.00 Rotor 029 120-9333 029 200-9342 029 130-0777 029 220-8932<br />

2.50” Piston, 1.00 Rotor, IMCA Legal 029 120-16101 N/A N/A N/A<br />

2.75” Piston, 1.00 Rotor 029 120-8924 N/A 029 130-4955 029 220-8932<br />

Aluminum GM Metric Small Piston, Pad Type-D154<br />

• Interchangeable right or left<br />

• For .810/1.0 rotor<br />

• Inlet fitting is 1/8-27 NPT<br />

• Not IMCA legal<br />

Description Caliper Piston O-Ring Kit 4 Pk. Bleeder Screw Ea.<br />

2.00” Piston, .81 Rotor 029 120-14876 029 200-10932 029 130-11509 029 220-0627<br />

2.50” Piston, .81 Rotor 029 120-13900 029 200-11793 029 130-12084 029 220-0627<br />

GM Hardened Caliper Bolt<br />

GM Hardened Caliper Bolt<br />

Forged Billet Dynalite Calipers, Pad Type-7112<br />

• Billet forged caliper design<br />

• Internal fluid passages<br />

• 5.25 Mounting lug<br />

• Comes standard with SRS wear plates<br />

• Increased clamping efficiency with less pedal travel<br />

100 337B<br />

Description Piston Sq. Ring 4 Pk. Cotter Pin 10 Pk. Bleeder Screw 4 Pk.<br />

Pad Bedding<br />

BRAKES<br />

Wilwood Calipers<br />

Begin with a series of light decelerations to gradually build some heat in the brakes. Use an on-and-off the pedal technique by applying the brakes for 3-5 seconds, and then allow them to fully<br />

release for a period roughly twice as long as the deceleration cycle. If you use a 5 count during the deceleration interval, use a 10 count during the release to allow the heat to sink into the pads<br />

& rotors.<br />

After several cycles of light stops to begin warming the brakes, proceed with a series of medium to firm deceleration stops to continue raising the temperature level in the brakes.<br />

Finish the bedding cycle with a series of 8-10 hard decelerations from 55-65 MPH down to 25 MPH while allowing a proportionate release and heat-sinking interval between each stop. The<br />

pads should now be providing positive and consistent response.<br />

If any amount of brake fade is observed during the bed-in cycle, immediately begin the cool down cycle.<br />

Thermlock<br />

T1 Piston<br />

1.75” Piston, 1.25” Rtr. 029 200-7528 029 130-2655 029 180-0056 029 220-0627 N/A<br />

1.38” Piston, 1.25” Rtr. N/A 029 130-2658 029 180-0056 029 220-0627 029 200-7554<br />

1.75” Piston, .81” Rtr. N/A 029 130-2655 029 180-0055 029 220-0627 N/A<br />

1.38” Piston, .81” Rtr. N/A 029 130-2658 029 180-0055 029 220-0627 029 200-7554<br />

1.75” Piston, .38” Rtr. 029 200-7528 029 130-2655 N/A 029 220-0627 N/A<br />

1.38” Piston, .38” Rtr. N/A 029 130-2658 N/A 029 220-0627 029 200-7554<br />

Forged Narrow Mount Dynalite (FNDL), Pad Type-7816<br />

• Stainless Steel 4-Piston Design<br />

• Center Bridge Bolt<br />

• Internal Fluid Passages<br />

• 3.50” Mounting Lug<br />

• 4-Corner Bleeds<br />

• SRS Bridge Plates<br />

Description Caliper Piston Sq. Ring 4 Pk. Bleed Screw 4 Pk. Thermlock T1 Piston<br />

1.75” Piston, 1.25” Rtr. 029 120-11573 029 200-7531 029 130-2655 029 220-0627 N/A<br />

1.75” Piston, .81” Rtr. 029 120-11572 029 200-7531 029 130-2655 029 220-0627 N/A<br />

1.75” Piston, .38” Rtr. 029 120-11571 029 200-7531 029 130-2655 029 220-0627 N/A<br />

1.38” Piston, 1.25” Rtr. 029 120-11576 029 200-7516 029 130-2658 029 220-0627 029 200-7554<br />

1.38” Piston, .81” Rtr. 029 120-11575 029 200-7516 029 130-2658 029 220-0627 029 200-7554<br />

1.12” Piston, .81” Rtr. 029 120-11578 N/A N/A 029 220-0627 N/A<br />

Drive at a moderate cruising speed, with the least amount of brake contact possible, until most of the heat has dissipated from the brakes. Avoid sitting stopped with the brake pedal depressed<br />

to hold the car in place during this time. Park the vehicle and allow the brakes to cool to ambient air temperature.<br />

ENGINE FITTINGS FUEL/AIR<br />

FILTERS<br />

COOLING/<br />

TANKS<br />

DEGREASERS<br />

& CLEANERS<br />

ELECTRICAL/<br />

GAUGES<br />

DRIVELINE CHASSIS/<br />

CONSTRUCTION<br />

BODY<br />

COMPONENTS<br />

TOOLS SAFETY STEERING FRONT<br />

SUSPENSION<br />

REAR<br />

SUSPENSION<br />

HUBS &<br />

WHEELS<br />

WARNING:<br />

Cancer and Reproductive Harm<br />

www.P65Warnings.ca.gov<br />

800-472-2464<br />

299<br />

BRAKES

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