Show Off Your Brake Upgrades

[mikegrook]

I don't really have any good photos as I installed them a long time ago and no longer have my 4th gen truck, but for the cost I was very impressed with Brake Motive kit on Ebay. Slotted and dimpled rotors and ceramic pads. Their rotors are as heavy (or even a little heavier) than OEM and the ceramic pads performed great with virtually no dust. I noticed an immediate improvement over stock. Ran these for 2-3 years before trading my truck in recently. I did a lot of research and for the money this was the best upgrade I could find.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Front-Rear-Brake-Rotors-Ceramic-Pads-For-2006-2007-2008-2017-Dodge-Ram-1500/391150263949?fits=Model:Ram+1500&epid=625777254&hash=item5b125f5e8d:g:BLwAAOSwIntbak0N

I agree. I have been using them since 2010. First on an FJ Cruiser and my wife's charger and now on my Ram 1500. Have never had a problem and always recommend them

 

[craigsez]

My concern with the caliper covers is added heat build up when hard brakeing,last think you need is brake fade..

 

[madtrucker2016]

Supposedly the HellRam has a set of these brakes on it,and apparently it was close to a 30G hit for them,lol.

http://www.rotora.com/carbon-ceramic-rccbs

why would you need that on a truck thats big dollars

 

[modstang]

From less than $200 to $30k for brakes, it's a funny world we live in.