Hit the brakes!

[FullForceRam]

This being my 3rd Ram and experiencing brake fatigue on my trucks (especially when towing in certain mountain ranges here in California) I decided to go with the Powerstop rotors and extreme pads. I've had this same setup on all of my Rams and I gotta say I really like them. One note that I didn't do on my first Ram was the break in procedure. You have to heat cycle them on the first drive. It's something not everyone realizes, even I didn't realize it at first. Aside from that, happy to report and recommend that they have been great for my applications.

Kudos to Powerstop.
-Sam

 

[Plankton]

Yes sirrrr I put a Z23 set on in April. I made sure to follow the break-in procedure too. So far they've been outstanding.

 

[clifford15]

@Plankton, How is the finish on the rotors holding up?

 

[Plankton]

@Plankton, How is the finish on the rotors holding up?

Still like new.

 

[BadHemi2014]

I also have the PowerStop Z23 pads n rotors and also PowerStop calipers. Been on over a year now and still look great and work perfectly.
I also put them on my Beetle, and I'm just as pleased.

 

[HDGoose]

How does changing rotors and calipers affect the ABS system?

 

[Phirebeard]

How does changing rotors and calipers affect the ABS system?

It should have no affect at all. ABS prevents lock up regardless of type of rotors/pads. Slotted/drilled rotors help prevent brake fade (overheating) and the loss of braking power as a result.

 

[RedSRT4Me]

Shameless powerstop plug w red calipers

 

[BadHemi2014]

OK now I gotta show off mine with white calipers

 

[Plankton]

Gotta follow suit with the obligatory close-up: