Time for brakes.

mole177

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I am buying aftermarket brake pads, rotors and stainless steel b, brake lines.

Are there any other places besides tire rack ?

the sport model rotor size is 338mm correct? (not the 319mm)
 
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I am buying aftermarket brake pads, rotors and stainless steel b, brake lines.

Are there any other places besides tire rack ?

When I do it, I plan to get that stuff from Wheeler's Off Road

Also, Slee Off Road has SS lines for our trucks as well.

the sport model rotor size is 338mm correct? (not the 319mm)

Usually the case, yes. Best to go ahead and measure your's just to make sure, because there have been people who have found this to not always be true.
 
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does anyone know how much longer slee's SSBB lines are compared to goodridge or stock brake lines?

Seems like I've been fine with the current length (stock) brake lines with my mild lift.
 
Pads are the same, calipers are different. Longer brakeline isn't necessary unless you use longer than OE rear shocks.
 
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big brake upgrades are awesome.

but imho, my stock brake system is buff enough with some minor upgrades.
i just splurged about $700 for new rotors/pads and lines.
 
big brake upgrades are awesome.

but imho, my stock brake system is buff enough with some minor upgrades.
i just splurged about $700 for new rotors/pads and lines.

That's more like it. And for all 4, correct? What all did you end up getting?
 
no the 700 was just for 1 front left rotor. :lol: jk

yeah. 4 rotors, 2 pairs of brake pads, 1 SSBB lines. (1 for my other car too)

centric rotors and akebono brake pads. goodridge brake line.
 

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