Need new rear brake rotors
Today wile rotating the wheels I realized the rear rotors are all rusted and cracked . ( I will post photos later )
I found the OEM in Amazon for $44 however I would like to know if any aftermarket brand is a best choice . The reason this are rusted is for pulling the jetski from the ramp Any thoughts :confused::confused::confused: |
Originally Posted by H2Miami
(Post 325898)
Today wile rotating the wheels I realized the rear rotors are all rusted and cracked . ( I will post photos later )
I found the OEM in Amazon for $44 however I would like to know if any aftermarket brand is a best choice . The reason this are rusted is for pulling the jetski from the ramp Any thoughts :confused::confused::confused: |
I am in the same boat, after replacing all 10 steel brake lines with stainless ones and replacing the 6 OE rubber ones with Russell 6 piece braided stainless kit I also noticed my rotors (back) are toast looks like me inboard pads haven't touched the rotors for years!
I am going to replace all with 4 new rotors (slotted or drilled) and EBC pads. Found some smoking deals from $325 on up^ |
Ended with this one
EBC Brakes GD7210 3GD Series Dimpled and Slotted Sport Rotor Just got the rear. Will update front soon. The pads are almost new BTW what's the benefits to update the brake lines TX |
It's a good idea to check the slider bolts AT LEAST once a year. Clean and lube them, make sure the actually slide. When you do the rears, remember to do the parking brake drums.
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Anyone who wheels their truck thru mud or wet sand should not be using drilled or slotted rotors. Mud will clog up the slots and holes which will wear the pads much faster than normal.
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Originally Posted by Bunger
(Post 325980)
Anyone who wheels their truck thru mud or wet sand should not be using drilled or slotted rotors. Mud will clog up the slots and holes which will wear the pads much faster than normal.
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Originally Posted by H2Miami
(Post 325966)
Ended with this one
EBC Brakes GD7210 3GD Series Dimpled and Slotted Sport Rotor Just got the rear. Will update front soon. The pads are almost new BTW what's the benefits to update the brake lines TX |
Originally Posted by ak47dennis
(Post 325989)
My steel lines were ugly! (rusty, one burst) the 6 new braided lines made a nice difference in pedal feel. On rigs as heavy as ours you can actually feel the OE rubber lines expanding if you grasp them in your hand have someone work the brake pedal.
Thx |
Originally Posted by H2Miami
(Post 326021)
Could you post more info about or link to part replacement .
Thx http://www.summitracing.com/parts/rus-689790 |
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