vet from san diego with first jeep
08-29-2022, 02:24 PM
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jbap, I am not certain if it is delta version or not.... I have installed front and rear rotors and the bracket for the stock calipers and installed new brakes pads and that's it. Others on the site will tell you that the spongy feeling in the brake pedal will be related to the flexible brake lines breaking down. The thought is to remove and replace with steel braided brake lines which are available from many vendors.
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jbap2994 (08-29-2022)
08-29-2022, 03:02 PM
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08-30-2022, 04:07 AM
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I hadn't looked at these kits in a long time so I had just pulled that up too to see the difference. Jeesh. What size tire are you running or going to run. I think if you were doing 40s that might be a decent idea, but dang it seems like overkill for 35s or 37s. That said, can't dog someone for overspending on a safety item. I'd imagine one of those purchases you'd never regret. I can see why they'd suggest the J8 MC/booster for those calipers now.
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jbap2994 (08-30-2022)
08-30-2022, 07:18 AM
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I hadn't looked at these kits in a long time so I had just pulled that up too to see the difference. Jeesh. What size tire are you running or going to run. I think if you were doing 40s that might be a decent idea, but dang it seems like overkill for 35s or 37s. That said, can't dog someone for overspending on a safety item. I'd imagine one of those purchases you'd never regret. I can see why they'd suggest the J8 MC/booster for those calipers now.
