kaboom10

Carbon kevlar pads front/rear, Baer slotted/drilled rotors and G-Stop lines. Did all my own labor.

UnleashedFord

thats a lot but i guess when i lift my truck up to 6" or 7" lift ill put those brakes

kaboom10

Bigger tires/wheels equate more unsprung weight which requires more stopping power. If u go with the 14" rotors in the front the diameter of the wheels need to be a minimum of 18" to clear. The complete kits run $1600-$3300 depending on yr and brake manufacturer. I see more kits made for the newer trucks so I'm gonna ck in with Wilwood to see if they have a 4 piston direct bolt on.

UnleashedFord

ohhhhh kay your trying to tell me?

kaboom10

Anything bigger weighs more. U need bigger brakes to stop more weight. U need bigger wheels to clear the bigger brakes. All this costs bigger money.

irbya

very nice instructions

UnleashedFord

well i got big 22's with 35's of them

kaboom10

Thanx.

gizmo227

Thank you for the information. But that looks out of my mechanic expertise. I would be too scared to do it myself. I would most likely do it incorrectly.

kaboom10

Find a competent shop and let them do the work.