WaterRat72

15 JKUR. 3" lift on 35's. Stock brakes.

Recommendations? Shooting for under $1,000

nthinuf

What size rims? Does that include labor, or doing the work yourself?

Teraflex and Dynatrac make Big Rotor kits for all four corners, and Mopar and Teraflex make front-only Big Brake kits which include caliper upgrades. Minimum of 17" rims for these.

WaterRat72

17" rims. Preferrably doing the work myself.

afpilot82

I'm running 35s as well, I went with Teraflex's big rotor kit on all four corners. Never measured before and after stopping distances but the seat of the pants feel has definitely improved over stock. Easy bolt on install too.

WaterRat72

This is the kit I was considering.

nthinuf

I went with front/rear Teraflex rotors also. (and the Hawk LTS pads that were getting great reviews at that time)

Can't say if I got the 20% better performance I keep seeing posted, since I was running 37's with totally worn out pads and way warped rotors. All I can really say is it was a night and day improvement. From scary pulsing and pulling and hoping it would stop, to confidence.

cedarraider

Should have the power stop kit on the door step tomorrow. Just odd and rotors but I've heard really good things from guys running 37s saying that it's as good or better than stock. Plus it's only $330

jedg

Dynatrac ProGrip. I'm running 37s with a 6.0L. Prior to adding the ProGrip kit, I couldn't hold the vehicle in place when in 4LO with the brakes. Now, the rig stays put. Very easy install, noticeably improved braking. Perhaps it's just me, but I also think the vehicle doesn't dive as much (I admit this may be in my head) when hard braking.

caryt

Check out the 17" kit from Blackmagic brakes. Great people and fantastic brakes.

JK Big Brake Kit 2007 - 2012

jchappies

I ran the powerstop kit for a few years then I put on the Teraflex big rotor kit and WOW what a difference. IMO spend the few extra on the bigger rotors