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Old 04-25-2007, 03:07 PM
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The Brembo rotors won't be available for another 2 months.
The price will be about $300 a pair.

I think I'll be ordering the powerslots tonight.
Anyone recommend a place to get the best deal?
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I think TByrne sells them, not sure how they are on price, though...
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how bout ssbc short stop kit.
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Originally Posted by blksilverado
how bout ssbc short stop kit.
They don't offer anything for the 05-06 w/13"rotors
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I ordered the Powerslot rotors today.
$209 for the pair.
I'll update after I get them.
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Originally Posted by Moddoo
I ordered the Powerslot rotors today.
$209 for the pair.
I'll update after I get them.
From where?
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Man, there must be something made cheaper in the Brakes..

Mine have 158,9xx miles on them... stock in the front... rotors,pads and parking brake shoes in the rear... and ive done several 100+mph stops.. and towed way more than i should have 12klbs at times...

After alot of heavy use they do pulsate a little... but goes away after awhile..

I just wish i had that kindof luck with Torque Converters.........
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Originally Posted by nonnieselman
Man, there must be something made cheaper in the Brakes..

Mine have 158,9xx miles on them... stock in the front... rotors,pads and parking brake shoes in the rear... and ive done several 100+mph stops.. and towed way more than i should have 12klbs at times...

After alot of heavy use they do pulsate a little... but goes away after awhile..

I just wish i had that kindof luck with Torque Converters.........
I think the 2005 redesign with the larger rotors screwed something up. The 99-04's do not seem to be having the same issues.
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From what I hear around here, the material used to make the 05-06 13" rotors is crap.
They stop great, but pulsate like a ****.
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Originally Posted by 00Z71
From where?
BUYBRAKES.COM
They have them in stock, free shipping.

Update Thread:
https://www.performancetrucks.net/fo...d.php?t=393787

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