Teraflex Big Brake kit/ Master cylinder installed.
01-29-2012, 05:00 PM
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Teraflex Big Brake kit/ Master cylinder installed.
Installed the Teraflex Big brake kit and upgraded master cylinder a few days ago.
Stock and Teraflex rotors.
Stock and Teraflex rotors.
01-29-2012, 05:13 PM
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I decided to paint them with POR 15 caliper paint $40 from the local speed shop. you can see how the caliper prep solvent "etched" the caliper for the POR 15 paint.
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Installed on the Jeep, one thing i was dissapointed in was the rotors, both of them were slotted in the same direction, so it looks like the drivers side rotor is backwards. 
I contacted Teraflex and they said the rotors make no difference which way they are facing. 
even though the picture on their website shows a left and right rotor.
Pic of the upgraded master cylinder.
After bleeding the brakes and bedding in the pads there is a very nice improvement in braking.
I'm glad i went this route instead of stock.
I contacted Teraflex and they said the rotors make no difference which way they are facing. even though the picture on their website shows a left and right rotor.Pic of the upgraded master cylinder.
After bleeding the brakes and bedding in the pads there is a very nice improvement in braking.
I'm glad i went this route instead of stock.
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01-30-2012, 01:04 PM
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Installed on the Jeep, one thing i was dissapointed in was the rotors, both of them were slotted in the same direction, so it looks like the drivers side rotor is backwards. I contacted Teraflex and they said the rotors make no difference which way they are facing. even though the picture on their website shows a left and right rotor.
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Pic of the upgraded master cylinder.
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After bleeding the brakes and bedding in the pads there is a very nice improvement in braking.
I'm glad i went this route instead of stock.
I contacted Teraflex and they said the rotors make no difference which way they are facing. even though the picture on their website shows a left and right rotor.Attachment 271939
Pic of the upgraded master cylinder.
Attachment 271940Attachment 271941
After bleeding the brakes and bedding in the pads there is a very nice improvement in braking.
I'm glad i went this route instead of stock.
What as the size different in the MC piston you show. I couldn't make it out, and teraflex refused to answer me....
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"After bleeding the brakes and bedding in the pads there is a very nice improvement in braking.
I'm glad i went this route instead of stock. "
I agree 100% huge improvement in brake power.
I'm glad i went this route instead of stock.
"I agree 100% huge improvement in brake power.
01-30-2012, 02:53 PM
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I just added this kit about 3 weeks ago. I'm extremely happy with the added braking power. I have some slight pulling under harder braking, but I think that might be the suspension components which I'll be giving some attention to this weekend hopefully.