Roryslife

Im about to purchase the Mopar Brake Kit, since my stock brakes are struggling with my 38's... and Im going even lower geared with an Atlas 4.

I've found multiple references to issues with the manual transmission and install of the master cylinder / booster... specifically with the reservoir.

Im look for some specifics on what the fix is... i.e. part numbers, details etc...

Also, does anyone have a preference for rear brake options.

jedg

Perhaps consider the Dynatrac ProGrip kit? I'm running this kit and am pleased. No need to replace the MC and comes with all four discs.

It does a great job of braking with 37s and holds me in place in 4LO (my OEM brakes didn't) with my 6.0L and 6L80E.

I realize that your Atlas4 will give you a much lower overall gear, but figured I'd throw it out there.

Roryslife

Yeah. After more research, I think this is what Im going to end up doing.

I will probably end up with 60/60 PR in a year or two, and will do the MC at that time.

jedg

I think you'll find that the ProGrip kit will do a good job for you.

Rednroll

In the Mopar install instructions, it states you need to install a clutch reservoir. Call Mopar and ask them to provide you a Part Number of what you need.

Ryan0260

X2 on the Dynatrac ProGrip system. It is a complete bolt on kit, with nothing else needed, and it is a huge upgrade over stock. It also doesn't change the pedal feel like some of the other kits out there. Highly recommend.

Dynatrac

Thanks Ryan! We're always happy to hear feedback like this!

jedg

hahaha... I guess I'm chopped liver...

Dynatrac

Not at all Jed. We think of you as the finest caviar!

Jokes aside, thank you for your feedback and we're glad you're a vocal proponent of the ProGrip system and Dynatrac products!

jedg

Just giving you some flak.

Seriously though, one of the better upgrades I've made to my Jeep and provides enough increased performance that I see this as a necessary part of moving to larger tires / heavier rigs.