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Old 05-17-2010, 02:15 AM
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Default Re: what to do?? Your opinions ASAP

I am planning to do brakes in a few weeks. I have decided to use the power slot cryo rotors, Hawk pads, one of these two; super duty or EHS pads. I do have the brake line kit from Trail duty which I am hoping will firm up the brake pedal.
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Old 05-19-2010, 04:09 AM
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Powerslot rotors and Hawk pads is a nice upgrade for reasonable amount of money spent
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My 2 cents is if it works fine, why upgrade???? I have had vehicles in the past where the stock rotors were not beefy enough and warped, when it was brake time, I upgraded. Same with the pads. Too soft/too hard, time to upgrade. With the very long life of the brakes on this truck and so far no issues at all with my stock set up, when it is time to replace this will be all OEM parts for me with no hesitation.
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Hey splne1 would you please show your brake set up. I want to see how the cross drilled rotors looks with your wheels and all. Thanks.
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