Monster 8 piston brake calipers
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Well, over time the powder coat did turn a little darker red and the shine went away. But as for stopping power, they are still great. Even with my 37x13.50x22's. I am still on the original pads and rotors from day one. I was wanting to do the hydroboost swap and I have all the components to do so. But the other thread with those results aren't that promising. Before I got this setup from SSBC I wanted to swap with the 05 and up super duty with hydroboost. But since nobody knew if it would work, I didn't do it.
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Hydroboost sucks. I've been doing hydroboost deletes on SD's. The latest is on 37's and you can spin the steering wheel with one finger - even while stepping on the brakes! The brakes are solid too. I'm using a mechanical vacuum pump from E-series 7.3 and a custom bracket.
FWIW I tried an aspirator, it did increase the vac at the booster by 1 in-hg but couldn't tell a difference in braking performance.
Last edited by RobRoss; 01-08-2015 at 06:42 PM. Reason: Fixed spelling
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$1100 bucks now for the front brake kit
Though I don't have the kit, so therefore don't have any personal experience & can't vouch for the accuracy, the following 2 links might help.
SSBC's own web page states "Minimum wheel size: ST", and I would assume "ST" is supposed to imply 'stock'?:
SSBC:: A193-1
This page states "Minimum Wheel Size Stock":
SSBC Quick Change Aluminum Brake Caliper Upgrade Kit A193-1
SSBC's own web page states "Minimum wheel size: ST", and I would assume "ST" is supposed to imply 'stock'?:
SSBC:: A193-1
This page states "Minimum Wheel Size Stock":
SSBC Quick Change Aluminum Brake Caliper Upgrade Kit A193-1
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Not sure about the PS pump - they all look the same to me?? Everyone who drives the ones we've converted immediately comments about how easy it is to steer.
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Hydroboost sucks. I've been doing hydroboost deletes on SD's. The latest is on 37's and you can spin the steering wheel with one finger - even while stepping on the brakes! The brakes are solid too. I'm using a mechanical vacuum pump from E-series 7.3 and a custom bracket.
With my 37's, there aint no turning even with two hands, while stopped, foot on the brakes.
Stewart
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Hey Rob I am looking to get these since i am rebuilding my entire truck basically lol and was wondering i know you haven't had to change your pads yet or maybe you are about to but they are H2 pads can't find anything on the interwebs about replacement pads?
Also i am about to swap to Hydroboost for my 12V Fummins swap after reading the last few posts is that a bad idea?I heard Hydroboosts stops much better then the Vacuum boost systems in the gas trucks.
Also i am about to swap to Hydroboost for my 12V Fummins swap after reading the last few posts is that a bad idea?I heard Hydroboosts stops much better then the Vacuum boost systems in the gas trucks.
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Ok - I realize this is a fairly old thread - but I hate you guys. I have a '13 F250 Platinum that needs brakes. No one makes an 8-piston caliper for the '13. TCE offers a Wilwood kit but they are 6-piston and don't fit the stock wheels. Stillen / AP make a 6 but at $4,600 I'm cringing a bit. Anyone got any suggestions?