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Classic O'rielly problems, they called me and said my parts where in (calipers for the 7700) and they came in for a regular F-150..... I was going to re-order but the guy on craigslist said he'd go down to 100 for the Ford powerstop towing brake kit for an Expedition, so I ended up with that lol.
Not sure I want the drilled and slotted rotors, but until they give me a reason to dis like them, I'll put them on with the assumption that later on I'll be putting on solid rotors.
I'de put solid on now and sell those! I've actually broken drilled rotors.
I'de put solid on now and sell those! I've actually broken drilled rotors.
Right, +1 - where's the beef lol. Yea, if your using your truck as a truck, - HD solid truck rotors are the best. Less material, more heat. Those even look weak as hell.
Well, like the guy said , he needs a reason to think different. Perhaps putting himself or others in the hospital will do it ehh ?
Yea, lots of bad stories about knock-offs. So what are those, PowerSlot knock--offs lol ?. Might be...no thanks.
I think even a cheap set of standard auto parts replacement rotors would be a better option than these. The powerstop rotors are cheap auto store replacements with holes drilled and slots cut. That's borderline dangerous since it only makes them weaker. Also the missing material makes them less efficient at stopping and heat dissipation.
If you have to use them, I understand -it's always easier to spend other people's money- and I won't be as doom and gloom as Mr. Chipper up ^ there but at minimum keep an eye on them. When you can swing it, my suggestion is to buy Ford replacements. .. Which is what I am doing.
So i used to be a professional l detalier (was the detail manger at a local Ford and Dodge dealership for a while, as well as working in a local detail shop) back in my younger years. Before i moved on to my current job. I decided clean my seats, like really clean them. So i called in a favor to a buddy of mine and he let me use his shop to work. I did the carpet to while the seats where out, but i have Husky Liners so it wasn't that bad Here are the before and afters.
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