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Re: big brakes upgrade for front
Try Bear Brakes. Yes you can try a set of rotors and pads first. The key is to reduce the heat you are generating so perhaps a set of slotted drilled rotors with some ceramic pads? Also double check that you have not suffered some kind of failure in the rear brakes system circuit, leaky fluid. Even with the 22's its very strange that you have chewed up your fronts that quik.. I have 33's on 16's that are mush heavier then the 245's it came with and i put them on at 15,000 and have half pad left at 71,000 miles..jj
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2000 Silverado Victory Red, standard cab, short bed, short wheelbase, 4X4, 4.8L, 5 speed, 4:10 locking rear diff, K&n FIPK, Ryno lined all the way over bed rail, heavy half suspension,factory skid plates,Fog lights, BFG 285/75/16 A/T's, dashmat, Stealth Radar.
lots of special options some installed by me!
1980 Suzuki GS1100E Super fast 
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