New brakes and rotors!

HotrodSather · 11-23-2015, 05:38 AM

If you want to utilize your OEM calipers and want good product at a good price I would go to brakeperformance.com You can get drilled and slotted rotors and ceramic pads for an excellent price. This site offers the bets price I can find and I have been very impressed with the product they supply. I always get the premium kit which has a higher grade iron for the rotor and the non contact surface is coated to protect against corsion. You are looking at $390 for all new rotors and pads cross drilled and slotted. Its a good deal for a stock set up. I would also recommend stainless brake lines and new fluid, for that I would use Torque RT700 it is a little pricey but has the highest dry and low boiling point of all the brake fluids I have found. Any further than that you are gonna want to upgrade the a BBK from Brembo, Stoptech, Rotora etc.

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11-23-2015, 05:38 AM	#18 (permalink)
HotrodSather Base Member Join Date: Jul 2014 Location: Denver,co Posts: 4 Drives: 71 Plymouth Duster Rep Power: 13	If you want to utilize your OEM calipers and want good product at a good price I would go to brakeperformance.com You can get drilled and slotted rotors and ceramic pads for an excellent price. This site offers the bets price I can find and I have been very impressed with the product they supply. I always get the premium kit which has a higher grade iron for the rotor and the non contact surface is coated to protect against corsion. You are looking at $390 for all new rotors and pads cross drilled and slotted. Its a good deal for a stock set up. I would also recommend stainless brake lines and new fluid, for that I would use Torque RT700 it is a little pricey but has the highest dry and low boiling point of all the brake fluids I have found. Any further than that you are gonna want to upgrade the a BBK from Brembo, Stoptech, Rotora etc.