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Brake Pads and Rotors
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From: Wheatley Ontario, Canada.
Get some Brakemotive rotors and pads. They are drilled&slotted and come with Ceramic pads. For both front and rear axles is only $225shipped. Nobody can touch that price.
I've had them on numerous cars. Great product! They are a Sponsor here as well so they are reliable and trustworthy
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The only "hard" part about doing brakes is unbolting the caliper and squeezing in the piston with a u-clamp. The rotors themselves are oonly held in place by the caliper. Once you unbolt it and take it off for the pads, the rotos falls right off. The rear needs to have the ebrake line unclamped, but other than that, its the same procedure.
There's a write-up in the FAQ section you can follow.
I've had them on numerous cars. Great product! They are a Sponsor here as well so they are reliable and trustworthy
https://dodgeforum.com/forum/vendor-...ml#post2772696
The only "hard" part about doing brakes is unbolting the caliper and squeezing in the piston with a u-clamp. The rotors themselves are oonly held in place by the caliper. Once you unbolt it and take it off for the pads, the rotos falls right off. The rear needs to have the ebrake line unclamped, but other than that, its the same procedure.
There's a write-up in the FAQ section you can follow.
