hey guys, i need some help please, i have a set of 26'' wheels i put on my 2002 yukon denali last year, everything was fine first few weeks, but as expected over time they were just to much for the factory brakes, my steering wheel started shaking as if i needed a wheel alignment which i didnt because when i threw my factory wheels back on in the winter time the wheel shake went away, also when i had my rims on when i would hit the brake the truck would swerve slightly to the right..to the point i would have to turn the steering wheel to the left a bit whenever i braked to compensate for the truck wanting to turn a bit to the left, so my question is can you guys suggest a good set of brakes i can throw on there to help stop these problems but not big enough to where i cant throw the factory wheels back on in the winter time? if possible can something like this exists for $1000 or less
i was told these are my best bet since big brake kits will not allow for any wheels smaller then 19'' and my factorys are 17''
http://www.autoanything.com/brakes/61A5870A0A0.aspx
also thinking of picking up a front and rear set of these
http://www.autoanything.com/brakes/6...0A3331914.aspx
what do you guys think? also how do i find out if my truck has the limited slip axle or not? its a 2002 yukon denali 6.0L AWD all the time
i was told these are my best bet since big brake kits will not allow for any wheels smaller then 19'' and my factorys are 17''
http://www.autoanything.com/brakes/61A5870A0A0.aspx
also thinking of picking up a front and rear set of these
http://www.autoanything.com/brakes/6...0A3331914.aspx
what do you guys think? also how do i find out if my truck has the limited slip axle or not? its a 2002 yukon denali 6.0L AWD all the time