just and FYI, ceramic pads will eat your rotors up faster than a semi mettalic pad will, so the next time you do brakes you might wanna check the thickness on them before you try and turn them. also ceramic is really only used just because it makes little to no dust...meaning leaves your wheels clean and not all black looking.
Installed some new Ceramic front brake pads today.
I installed a set of Bosch ceramic front brake pads today on my 01 Dub cab.
What a piece of cake! When you hear people say that the hardest thing is jacking up the truck & taking the wheel off...they're right.
For anyone needing new pads I highly recommend going with the Ceramic style. Usually you need a few hundred miles to bed pads in before they start "biting", but even on my first test drive it was immediately noticable. The brakes feel much stronger than before.
For anyone who installs bigger than stock tires they are a must.
I give the Bosch Ceramic pads two thumbs up.
What a piece of cake! When you hear people say that the hardest thing is jacking up the truck & taking the wheel off...they're right.
For anyone needing new pads I highly recommend going with the Ceramic style. Usually you need a few hundred miles to bed pads in before they start "biting", but even on my first test drive it was immediately noticable. The brakes feel much stronger than before.
For anyone who installs bigger than stock tires they are a must.
I give the Bosch Ceramic pads two thumbs up.
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