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Old 02-28-2011, 10:22 AM
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Anyone have any suggestions for rear pads and rotors. I just changed out the front pads and rotors (Akebono ceramics w/ EBC Sport rotors), and now it's time for the back....I'm just starting to get this truck dialed in to where I want it!

I've read differing opinions on ceramic pads, vented/slotted/dimpled/drilled rotors....THERE'S TOO MANY CHOICES!!!! thanks guys

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Old 02-28-2011, 10:29 AM
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Why not go with the same combo? I take it you are happy with the front?
I did akebono pads with plain rotors (not drilled slotted dimpled studded blinged) with stock tires and the brakes work very well.
 
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Old 02-28-2011, 11:38 AM
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Well....mainly bc the front set up was freakin expensive!! I was hoping to maybe cut the cost some without cutting the quality. But in the end I may suck it up and just go with the same setup. Just curious as to what setup everyone else is using
 
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Originally Posted by jpluncford21
Anyone have any suggestions for rear pads and rotors. I just changed out the front pads and rotors (Akebono ceramics w/ EBC Sport rotors), and now it's time for the back....I'm just starting to get this truck dialed in to where I want it!

I've read differing opinions on ceramic pads, vented/slotted/dimpled/drilled rotors....THERE'S TOO MANY CHOICES!!!! thanks guys

Joseph
Stick away from anything drilled or slotted unless you are spending big money on a professional set. They lose structural rigidity and offer no real advantages. I have the Akebono and they do a good job. Brake dust is high and they are a bit noisy, but good initial bite.
 
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