That's great, I'm going to buy that kit Monday. I can't believe how much cheaper it is to do itself yourself on this job. How can people possibly be charging $750+ across the board for a complete brake job if it's so easy?? Not only will it be $500 less doing it myself, the parts are all going to be infinitely better than the stock oem parts that the shops would be using; how does that work?? I'm excited to do this job, especially doing all of the calipers red, it's going to look sweet. The rotors are going to look awesome through the 20's with the red calipers

 

dont forget to grease those pads with ceramic pad grease found at advance auot parts or your local ap store

 

Alright just bought the front and rear brake kit on ebay; I'm taking your guys' words that there a nice product. Can't wait to replace all the brakes with the kit and paint all the calipers red, it's going to look sweet for the summer time!

 

I also have the autozone c-max gold ceramic pads. If you have chrome clad(plastic) wheels then expect the brake dust to really put a punishing on how shiny they are. Very tough to clean now. I put these lifetime warranty pads on a year ago March and they are already worn out. Good thing for the lifetime warranty. If you have these pads make sure to check them as they may be more worn out than you think. I think I only got like 10k - 13k miles out of them. The stock pads had 3 times as many miles before needing to be replaced. The ceramics did grab a little better though.

 

i paid 200 bucks for 2 front rotors, and a set of pads. installed my self in 30 minutes in my driveway. i believe the pad brand was monroe- Canadian tire have them on save all the time and Rotors, buy one get one half price
Btw They can only turn your rotors if they're with in spec... there is a minimun limit. and i've always replaced rotors and pads at the same time.. IMO just a personal reinsurance to me... also. Never ever just do 1 side. do either front or rear.. this is a big NO NO. IT will cause the truck to pull to one side and can be very dangerous!
i did mine with 125 k kms on it. got the truck at 80k so im not sure when the last time they were done or serviced.

 

i also have rotors and pads from brake motive and they sure make my truck stop better, i have drilled and slotted on all 4 with ceramic brake pads by power stop

 

So much room inside that wheel, you need to fill it!

 

I guess it depends on how often you clean your rims because brake pads do have adhesives in them and that can stick to the rims and then the dust stick to that. I clean mine quite regularly anyway and have no issues cleaning them. Although I do wax my rims also