Upgrade, replace, or customize your vehicle's braking system with aftermarket truck brake parts and performance brake components from Suspension Superstore. Whether you're building a lifted truck, lowering a street truck, restoring a classic C10, upgrading a daily driver, or completing a performance build, we offer brake components designed for a wide range of vehicles and applications.
Shop brake kits, brake pads, brake rotors, brake lines, disc brake conversion kits, brake boosters, master cylinders, proportioning valves, caliper covers, conversion spindles, and other brake components from trusted automotive manufacturers.
When your suspension changes, your braking system deserves attention too. Find the components you need to complete your build and keep your vehicle's braking system properly matched to its application.
Shop Truck Brake Parts by Category
Find the right brake components for your vehicle and project:
- Brake Booster & Master – Upgrade or replace your vehicle's brake booster and master cylinder with application-specific components.
- Brake Pads – Shop replacement and performance brake pads for select truck, SUV, classic, and performance applications.
- Brake Lines – Find replacement and extended brake lines for stock and modified suspension configurations.
- Brake Rotors – Replace worn rotors or upgrade your braking system with application-specific aftermarket rotors.
- Caliper Covers – Add a customized appearance to your vehicle's braking system with brake caliper covers.
- Brake Components – Find additional hardware and components for brake system repairs, upgrades, and custom builds.
- Disc Brake Kits – Upgrade drum-brake applications or replace existing components with complete disc brake conversion solutions.
- Master Cylinders – Find master cylinders designed to work with a variety of brake system configurations.
- Stock Disc Conversion Spindles – Convert compatible vehicles to disc brakes using application-specific conversion spindles.
- Proportioning Valves – Help balance front and rear brake pressure when modifying or upgrading a vehicle's braking system.
Brake Parts for Lifted Trucks & SUVs
Installing a suspension lift can change the geometry and available travel of your vehicle's suspension. Depending on the vehicle and amount of lift, the factory brake lines may not provide the additional length required through the full range of suspension movement.
That's why extended brake lines for lifted trucks are an important consideration when completing a suspension build.
Suspension Superstore offers brake lines and related components for modified trucks and SUVs, including products designed for specific lift heights and applications.
When installing a lift kit, inspect the brake lines and verify that they have sufficient length, clearance, and routing throughout the suspension's range of motion. Always follow the vehicle and component manufacturer's installation requirements.
Brake Upgrades for Lowered Trucks
Lowering a truck changes its suspension geometry and can also change the overall configuration of the vehicle's braking system. For custom street trucks and performance builds, upgrading the brakes can be an important part of creating a properly matched suspension and chassis setup.
Whether you're building a lowered C10, classic Chevy truck, street truck, or custom performance vehicle, Suspension Superstore offers brake components to help complete your project.
Explore brake pads, rotors, brake lines, master cylinders, proportioning valves, disc brake kits, and other components for your specific application.
Disc Brake Conversion Kits
Disc brake conversions are a popular upgrade for classic trucks and other vehicles originally equipped with drum brakes. A properly matched disc brake system can modernize the braking configuration while complementing a custom suspension or restoration project.
Depending on the application, a disc brake conversion may include components such as:
- Brake rotors
- Brake calipers
- Mounting brackets
- Conversion spindles
- Brake lines
- Master cylinders
- Proportioning valves
- Additional installation hardware
Suspension Superstore carries disc brake conversion kits and individual brake components for a variety of truck and automotive applications.
Before purchasing a conversion kit, verify compatibility with your vehicle, wheel size, suspension configuration, axle, and existing braking components.
C10 Brake Parts & Classic Truck Brake Upgrades
The Chevrolet C10 remains one of the most popular classic truck platforms for suspension, brake, and performance upgrades. Whether you're restoring a truck, building a pro-touring style C10, or creating a custom lowered street truck, upgrading the braking system can be an important part of the build.
Suspension Superstore offers brake components for 1960–1987 Chevrolet C10 applications, including brake system components that can complement custom suspension and disc brake conversions.
From master cylinders and brake boosters to proportioning valves, rotors, brake lines, and conversion components, you can find the parts needed to build a more modern braking system for your classic truck.
Performance Brake Parts for Custom Builds
A custom suspension build isn't complete without considering how the vehicle will stop.
Whether you're installing a lift kit, lowering suspension, changing wheels and tires, converting from drum brakes to disc brakes, or building a performance-oriented truck, the braking system should be considered as part of the overall vehicle configuration.
Suspension Superstore offers aftermarket brake components for trucks, SUVs, classic vehicles, and performance applications, making it easier to source the parts required for your project from one specialized automotive retailer.
Trusted Brake Brands
Suspension Superstore carries brake and braking-system products from established manufacturers serving the performance, truck, off-road, classic vehicle, and automotive markets.
Depending on the product category and application, our selection includes brands such as Goodridge, Wilwood, Leed Brakes, EBC, Hawk Performance, McGaughys, Pedders, and other trusted manufacturers.
From stainless steel brake lines and performance brake pads to disc brake conversion components and hydraulic brake system parts, choose products from manufacturers with experience designing components for demanding automotive applications.
How to Choose the Right Brake Parts
Brake components are highly application-specific. Before ordering, consider the following:
Vehicle Year, Make & Model
Always begin with the exact year, make, model, engine, drivetrain, and brake configuration of your vehicle. Many brake components are designed for specific applications.
Suspension Configuration
Lifted and lowered vehicles may require different brake-line lengths and other components. Verify that your brake system is compatible with your suspension setup.
Brake Type
Determine whether your vehicle uses front and rear disc brakes, drum brakes, or a combination of the two. This is particularly important when completing a brake conversion.
Wheel & Tire Size
Wheel diameter and wheel design can affect brake clearance, particularly when installing larger rotors and calipers.
Vehicle Use
Daily driving, towing, off-road driving, street performance, restoration, and racing can all have different brake requirements.
Complete System Compatibility
When upgrading individual brake components, make sure they are compatible with the rest of the braking system, including the master cylinder, brake booster, proportioning valve, lines, rotors, calipers, and pads.
If you're unsure which components are appropriate for your build, contact the Suspension Superstore team for assistance identifying the correct products for your application.
Frequently Asked Questions About Truck Brake Parts
What brake parts does Suspension Superstore sell?
Suspension Superstore offers a broad selection of aftermarket brake parts, including brake pads, brake rotors, brake lines, brake boosters, master cylinders, disc brake kits, proportioning valves, caliper covers, conversion spindles, and other brake components.
Do lifted trucks need extended brake lines?
Some lifted trucks require extended brake lines because suspension modifications can increase the distance and movement between the brake-line mounting points. The correct brake-line length depends on the vehicle, suspension design, and amount of lift. Always verify compatibility with the specific lift and vehicle.
What is a disc brake conversion?
A disc brake conversion replaces a vehicle's original drum brake configuration, or another existing setup, with a disc brake system. Depending on the application, a conversion kit can include rotors, calipers, brackets, spindles, brake lines, master cylinders, and other components.
What does a brake proportioning valve do?
A brake proportioning valve helps control hydraulic brake pressure between the front and rear braking circuits. Proper brake balance is important when changing a vehicle's brake configuration or installing certain aftermarket brake systems.
Can I upgrade the brakes on a lowered truck?
Yes. Brake upgrades can be an important part of a lowered truck build. The correct components depend on the vehicle, suspension configuration, wheel and tire combination, and existing braking system.
Are brake components vehicle-specific?
Many brake components are application-specific. Brake lines, rotors, pads, master cylinders, conversion kits, and other components can vary significantly between vehicle years, models, brake configurations, and suspension setups. Always verify fitment before ordering.
What should I upgrade when installing a lift kit?
A lift kit can affect suspension geometry and brake-line requirements. Depending on the application, you may need extended brake lines or other brake-related components. Inspect the entire braking system when installing a suspension lift and follow the manufacturer's installation recommendations.
What should I consider when converting a classic truck to disc brakes?
Consider the complete braking system rather than only the rotors and calipers. Master cylinder compatibility, brake-line routing, proportioning, wheel clearance, suspension configuration, and the specific conversion kit are all important considerations.
Complete Your Truck Build at Suspension Superstore
Your suspension, wheels, tires, and braking system all work together to determine how your vehicle drives and stops. That's why Suspension Superstore offers more than suspension components.
From lift kits and lowering kits to shocks, brake kits, brake lines, disc brake conversions, master cylinders, and performance brake components, we help truck and automotive enthusiasts find the parts needed to complete their builds.
Whether you're upgrading a lifted 4x4, building a lowered street truck, restoring a classic C10, or creating a custom performance vehicle, start with components designed for your specific application.
Shop truck brake parts and performance brake components at Suspension Superstore and find the products you need to complete your build.
