Ordering 15" vanco brake upgrade?

Crashmymax

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Getting ready to order the brake upgrade for my 99 tj. One thing I'm learning about tj's is 99 is a hard year to own alot of changes between 99 and 2000 and even between early 99 and later 99 models. Question is how do I know what unit bearings I have? I won't to order the correct setup. Thanks


Attention: If you have pre 99 Unit bearings installed, please let us know in the comments section so we can include the right hardware kit with the spacers to move the caliper saddle to the correct spacing. 2000 and up will get the correct hardware kit automatically.
 
One call does it all. Just talk to the guy on the other end of the phone when ordering, he knows what is going on.

Or online; The man will probably call you if he has any questions if you leave comments when ordering.
“Attention: If you have pre 99 Unit bearings installed, please let us know in the comments section so we can include the right hardware kit with the spacers to move the caliper saddle to the correct spacing. 2000 and up will get the correct hardware kit automatically.”​
 
Getting ready to order the brake upgrade for my 99 tj. One thing I'm learning about tj's is 99 is a hard year to own alot of changes between 99 and 2000 and even between early 99 and later 99 models. Question is how do I know what unit bearings I have? I won't to order the correct setup. Thanks


Attention: If you have pre 99 Unit bearings installed, please let us know in the comments section so we can include the right hardware kit with the spacers to move the caliper saddle to the correct spacing. 2000 and up will get the correct hardware kit automatically.
The only accurate way to know is to measure the inside of the rotor hat to rotor depth. The early ones are slightly deeper. If you aren't sure and don't want to measure, just say it is the early versions and you'll get hardware that works with both.
 
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