Stock rotors
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RE: Stock rotors
Depends on how you drive. Mine were replaced at 36k miles with no problems. If you are a aggresive driver, track racer or constantly in stop&go traffic you may need to replace them sooner.
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RE: Stock rotors
im at 20k and both pads and rotors look fine, although the origional tires are about shot (just put on my winters yesterday)
it all dpepends on your driving and braking habits. we put put around town mostly, so its lasting fairlywell
it all dpepends on your driving and braking habits. we put put around town mostly, so its lasting fairlywell
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RE: Stock rotors
I ended up going through 3 sets of brakes in 12,000 miles. Reason? I had a warped wheel bearing that was making the vibration seem as though the brakes were bad even when they were brand new. So....I simply upgraded, replaced the bearing and went on my way.
It can't hurt to upgrade. I have the Mopar S1 kit from MoparSuperCenter.com, for the fronts and rears in black, cross drilled, with a cadium coating on them. They come with CF pads that eliminate all brake dust, and if you thought stock stopped well, you thought wrong. 50k on these brakes with 3/4 meat on the pads.
It can't hurt to upgrade. I have the Mopar S1 kit from MoparSuperCenter.com, for the fronts and rears in black, cross drilled, with a cadium coating on them. They come with CF pads that eliminate all brake dust, and if you thought stock stopped well, you thought wrong. 50k on these brakes with 3/4 meat on the pads.
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I am at 22 k right now and my car stops fine and all, no brake squeel or any kind of sound coming from my brakes, its just my brake pedal feels real wierd now, not as hard as it used to be. It just kinda sinks in a bit....
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RE: Stock rotors
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I ended up going through 3 sets of brakes in 12,000 miles. Reason? I had a warped wheel bearing that was making the vibration seem as though the brakes were bad even when they were brand new. So....I simply upgraded, replaced the bearing and went on my way.
It can't hurt to upgrade. I have the Mopar S1 kit from MoparSuperCenter.com, for the fronts and rears in black, cross drilled, with a cadium coating on them. They come with CF pads that eliminate all brake dust, and if you thought stock stopped well, you thought wrong. 50k on these brakes with 3/4 meat on the pads.
I ended up going through 3 sets of brakes in 12,000 miles. Reason? I had a warped wheel bearing that was making the vibration seem as though the brakes were bad even when they were brand new. So....I simply upgraded, replaced the bearing and went on my way.
It can't hurt to upgrade. I have the Mopar S1 kit from MoparSuperCenter.com, for the fronts and rears in black, cross drilled, with a cadium coating on them. They come with CF pads that eliminate all brake dust, and if you thought stock stopped well, you thought wrong. 50k on these brakes with 3/4 meat on the pads.