Hi Alon,

Would you mind giving me a quick list for a full brake replacement? (front and rear). I would like to know the parts, quantity, and an estimate.
I am interested in replacing all rotors, pads, and calipers. Thanks.

 

Why do you want to replace the calipers? Did you want to go to something like a big brake kit or just get some better performance. You need to give me a price range you are trying to stay within, are you looking for Brembo big brake kit or just better overall braking?

 

i also am needing to replace my rotors....i was looking at napas drilled and slotted rotors. How is Napa's reputation when it comes to rotors? You dont have to use a certain type of brake pad when you go with a drilled and slotted rotor do you?

 

I might as well chime in on this too. I am getting ready to have my brakes done. The rear rotors and all the pads were replaced at 30k, now at 69k, I am needing a brake job. My race wrench is going to do the job. But, I told I am going to get parts. I don't think he knows truck lingo.

I tow, and towing is my main job with my F150 2006 XLT, SC 5.4. How much are those powerslots and matching pads ( no dust) cost at your place, shipping including.

Thanks much..

Part # and prices would be much apprciated too.

 

I bought four Power Slot rotors with Hawk HPS carbon pads about a year ago for my F150, they're great and they're about $100 per rotor at,

http://www.buybrakes.com/store/8557PSL

This is a 4wd rotor. Also free shipping! Good deal. Who needs $ 2000 rotors with these?

Semper Fi Patrick

 

I went with Power Slot Cryo rotors and Carquest blue pads. Killer combo!

 

I been hearing a lot about these $100 Power Slot rotors, so I called tirerack, no such animal for my 2006 F150 2WD. It seems like the rotors for 2wd trucks cost more than the ones for the 4wd drive trucks.

 

The reason the 2WD rotors are more is due to the fact that they come with bearings already pressed into the rotors.