Wrangler847
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I'm approaching 19000 miles on my sport S with my 35 duratracs. Can anyone recommend a good rotor and brake pad that's better than stock?
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I have a superchips to recalibrate. So going from 33 to 35 probably won't be that noticeable then.I didn't re-gear but I used the rc speedo recalibrater. It feels a little more sluggish compared to the stock tires but not bad enough to not get used to it.
Brakes and tires are the 2 most important things for safety.I'm approaching 19000 miles on my sport S with my 35 duratracs. Can anyone recommend a good rotor and brake pad that's better than stock?
The larger brakes on my JLR were important to me. GREAT option. This would be my first choice.Mopar BBK
Did not realize it was a lease. Get the EBC Yellow pads I recommended and be done with it. You might not even need new rotors. Or have the rotors cut and EBC pads. EBC also makes a GREEN pad I believe? You can look up the differences and see what is the best fit for you. I am sure there are reviews also.I just wanna get by the remainder of my lease so I don't wanna drop $850 on the whole kit. I just want some good quality pads and rotors that are better than OEM. I get it though.
Thanks !!Did not realize it was a lease. Get the EBC Yellow pads I recommended and be done with it. You might not even need new rotors. Or have the rotors cut and EBC pads. EBC also makes a GREEN pad I believe? You can look up the differences and see what is the best fit for you. I am sure there are reviews also.
The stopping power and performance was night and day difference when I used the EBC Yellow on my TJ.
Killer deal on OEM rubi brakes linked below by a great guy @Sting_NC_USAI just wanna get by the remainder of my lease so I don't wanna drop $850 on the whole kit. I just want some good quality pads and rotors that are better than OEM. I get it though.
Thanks man!Killer deal on OEM rubi brakes linked below by a great guy @Sting_NC_USA
https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/rubicon-brakes-front-and-rear.36230/
did you buy your own recalibrater, or can I get this done at the dealer?I didn't re-gear but I used the rc speedo recalibrater. It feels a little more sluggish compared to the stock tires but not bad enough to not get used to it.