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2nd thought never mind!lol. i checked on a setup for a charger.. looks like about 5k for fronts and rears.... a little to pricey for my blood on my daily driver....
2nd thought never mind!lol. i checked on a setup for a charger.. looks like about 5k for fronts and rears.... a little to pricey for my blood on my daily driver....
maybe if i had an srt charger or something....
Srt's come with not Baer but Brembo. So you would not need to change.
I find the brakes on my half ton truck compared to a 1972 half ton truck I have and let me tell you, with the new truck I don't have to worry about the *** end coming around when it's wet. Why would you need big brakes on this truck, what would you be using it for? I bet the brakes on here are 500 percent better or more even. I wish I had the money to waste.
I find the brakes on my half ton truck compared to a 1972 half ton truck I have and let me tell you, with the new truck I don't have to worry about the *** end coming around when it's wet. Why would you need big brakes on this truck, what would you be using it for? I bet the brakes on here are 500 percent better or more even. I wish I had the money to waste.
im doing them cause im running 20x12s with 40s and they weight over 155lbs each so i need more stopping power.
u are a smart man. most people with lifted trucks and big tires NEED to do this for safety but never do. i prob will never do it, just cause im riding basically stock tires etc....