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Richamby
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Jeep site shows Sahara and Rubicons have HD brakes.
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As stated, the Sahara comes standard with the larger brakes.
These.
In the past with the special editions they usually just take a platform and do the add ons. In this case it's a Sahara plus some goodies.
rickinAZ
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Is the general consensus that the bigger brakes on the Moab/Rubi are heavy duty enough for 37s? The jump from 33s to 37s is huge.
blnewt
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Should be heavy duty enough, but the stock brake pads across the entire JL lineup are pretty lame. Typical low dusting, low noise, higher mileage type pads. I think the Powerstop Z36 pads are currently the best option for a more aggressive, better biting pad. If anyone knows of better performers I'd be very interested in that info as pad upgrades for these vehicles is very limited at the moment.
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