Brakes
Originally Posted by airforce26yrs
Cross drilled rotors with Hawks pads. Look on Summit Racing - Performance Car and Truck Parts, Accessories and More!.
drilled rotors are a no no if you deal with mud
X2 on Hawk. I didn't pull the rear rotors when I did mine but was with Ronjenx when he did his rotors and pads 2 months ago. What a pita. The rotors were VERY difficult to remove due to the rust ridge on the e brake drum. Had to rotate using a pry bar. Rotate pull, rotate pull etc etc. If your rotors aren't warped or under the recommended thickness...leave them alone
Originally Posted by Mike Davis
X2 on Hawk. I didn't pull the rear rotors when I did mine but was with Ronjenx when he did his rotors and pads 2 months ago. What a pita. The rotors were VERY difficult to remove due to the rust ridge on the e brake drum. Had to rotate using a pry bar. Rotate pull, rotate pull etc etc. If your rotors aren't warped or under the recommended thickness...leave them alone
I would just get a quality set of ceramic pads and be done. Don't get the lifetime warranty pads, as they are very hard and wear the rotors down faster. The hawk pads aew great pads, but unless you just want to spend the money, they really aren't necessary. Just make sure your rotors are in spec and don't have deep grooves or major wear
Originally Posted by Ryan0260
I would just get a quality set of ceramic pads and be done. Don't get the lifetime warranty pads, as they are very hard and wear the rotors down faster. The hawk pads aew great pads, but unless you just want to spend the money, they really aren't necessary. Just make sure your rotors are in spec and don't have deep grooves or major wear



