Brake suggestions
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Brake suggestions
[font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON 16-Aug-01 AT 02:01 PM (EST)[/font][p] I'm about to replace calipers and rotors on the front of the old truck. Anyone recomend any heavy duty suppliers?
1977 Ford F-100
400m/c6/4:11/Gear Vender O.D.
Crane hydralic roller, forged, ported polished,Deamon,Edlebrock, yada, yada, yada
280,000 miles
Stock on the outside
modified/rebuilt everything
1977 Ford F-100
400m/c6/4:11/Gear Vender O.D.
Crane hydralic roller, forged, ported polished,Deamon,Edlebrock, yada, yada, yada
280,000 miles
Stock on the outside
modified/rebuilt everything
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From: Cullman Alabama
Brake suggestions
I'm assuming you know that NAPA and AUTOZONE both have the lifetime guarentee on the Pad and Calipers?
I travel a lot, and I've never been dissappointed with the Brake stuff from either supplier.
I seem to gravitate toward Old Dirty broken, but still fixable things.
I travel a lot, and I've never been dissappointed with the Brake stuff from either supplier.
I seem to gravitate toward Old Dirty broken, but still fixable things.
Cross-Country
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Brake suggestions
I bought the whole nine yards from carparts.com for about $250. That included new rotors, new bearings, new seals, and rebuilt "fully loaded" calipers that included metallic pads and brand new mounting hardware. This was all made in USA stuff and it looked good. I was very pleased with the results. BTY, carparts.com was absorbed by J.C. Whitney 2 weeks ago but now I see that the site has changed (again) so that carparts is now again accessable. Last week I posted saying that they were dead. Guess it's not so.
Randy Howard
Randy Howard
