Time For Brakes

[vrtical]

Starting my research. I don't think I am ready for a full upgrade like the Willwoods and there are only a few options out there. Whether I spring for slotted rotors is up in the air, I might wait on changing the disks closer to 50k as my current ones are perfectly fine. Currently at 25k miles, but given I run bunch off road, both OEM front/rears are wearing even and have about 1/8th left.

Options soo far as I can discount them both but are both in the same price range:
EBC Yellows - operating temperature range up to 932°F
Hawk LTS - operating temperature range up to 700°F

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[swamp2]

I'm liking my R1 Concepts Carbon Geomet rotors and Dynamic Friction Company (DFC) Ultimate Duty Pads:

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/thre...bronco-raptor-build.86194/page-7#post-2762819

In general, without a BBK (which doesn't really buy one much in any Bronco..), I think it's hard to do much better than stock, but I think I did.

 

[Deadpool392]

I'm liking my R1 Concepts Carbon Geomet rotors and Dynamic Friction Company (DFC) Ultimate Duty Pads:

https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/thre...bronco-raptor-build.86194/page-7#post-2762819

In general, without a BBK (which doesn't really buy one much in any Bronco..), I think it's hard to do much better than stock, but I think I did.

Where did you buy the brake parts from? I see them on amazon, but it all looks like third party sellers.

 

[TheKim]

I've been loving the PowerStop z36 brake upgrades. I pull a camp trailer (it has its own brakes as well, but I try not to cook them) and they've been really solid through the Utah mountains. For off-road, they feel as good on the last obstacle as they did on the first.

https://www.stage3motorsports.com/K...6-truck-tow-front-rear-brake-upgrade-kit.html

They also sell just the pads, if you're looking to keep your rotors for a while.

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