When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.
I'm tired of the brake dust on my wheels so I plan on doing a brake job soon and will be installing wagner thermoquiet ceramic pads. I had them on my last truck and they were great with almost zero dust. While I'm there I think I want to upgrade my rotors since I'm running a larger wheel. What pair of drilled or slotted rotors has someone used? I haven't had much experience with any other brands other than Motorcraft and Centric (wasn't too impressed with the centric). Lots of choices on Amazon an rockauto. Powerstop, Detroit axle, EBC. Probably will just go with front rotors first then do rears later.
I run Power Stops on mine, front and rear, and have used them on many of my other vehicles. I’ve always had good luck with them. I run them with OEM pads though.
I put power stop on my truck still using the oem pads. I also put caliper covers on to stop brake dust build up and they work awesome on that level. My custom wheels never show anything other than regular old crud from the road.
With the wheels on you hardly notice the covers (they sell them in different colors including black). What you only notice is how nice and clean the wheels are.
I run Power Stops on mine, front and rear, and have used them on many of my other vehicles. I’ve always had good luck with them. I run them with OEM pads though.
Hmm just noticed your rotors have 4 holes between slots and mine have 3. I wonder what the difference is considering the same brand?
.
Hmm just noticed your rotors have 4 holes between slots and mine have 3. I wonder what the difference is considering the same brand?
.
Thats funny! I never noticed that. I seem to remember PS’s on my other cars only had 3 holes. Mine are fairly new (3 months or so), maybe they changed them up?
I must agree on the caliper covers. No dust on the wheels whatsoever. They are just covered with yellow pollen now! LOL!
Thats funny! I never noticed that. I seem to remember PS’s on my other cars only had 3 holes. Mine are fairly new (3 months or so), maybe they changed them up?
I must agree on the caliper covers. No dust on the wheels whatsoever. They are just covered with yellow pollen now! LOL!
Yeah must be, I bought mine several years ago, just never got around to putting them on till later.
.
I put power stop on my truck still using the oem pads. I also put caliper covers on to stop brake dust build up and they work awesome on that level. My custom wheels never show anything other than regular old crud from the road.
With the wheels on you hardly notice the covers (they sell them in different colors including black). What you only notice is how nice and clean the wheels are.
I was actually looking at caliper covers too but then shrugged them off as merely a cosmetic item. Do they really help with brake dust too??
I'm tired of the brake dust on my wheels so I plan on doing a brake job soon and will be installing wagner thermoquiet ceramic pads. I had them on my last truck and they were great with almost zero dust. While I'm there I think I want to upgrade my rotors since I'm running a larger wheel. What pair of drilled or slotted rotors has someone used? I haven't had much experience with any other brands other than Motorcraft and Centric (wasn't too impressed with the centric). Lots of choices on Amazon an rockauto. Powerstop, Detroit axle, EBC. Probably will just go with front rotors first then do rears later.
I have the Stop Techs (Centric) on my F-150 and Centric Rotors all around on my Brembo Brake Mustang that gets most of its road time with the brakes hot carving corners on Mountain roads. I have not had any problem with warping or excessive wear on either.
Originally Posted by Rnlcomp
Hmm just noticed your rotors have 4 holes between slots and mine have 3. I wonder what the difference is considering the same brand?
.
The ones I took off my F-150 had 4 holes also, and heat checks going across all 4 and off the outside of the rotor, that was on the inner and outer on both fronts.