2010-12 GT 13.2" FRONT ROTORS ON A 07 V6
#11
I don't think anyone sells just rotors and brackets. and I found out a second ago (while waiting around in the dealership...) that the brackets alone from Ford are $100 EACH not including the one time use bolts so buying the takeoff package is a ton cheaper and u get new calipers lol
#12
I don't think anyone sells just rotors and brackets. and I found out a second ago (while waiting around in the dealership...) that the brackets alone from Ford are $100 EACH not including the one time use bolts so buying the takeoff package is a ton cheaper and u get new calipers lol
#14
http://www.ebay.com/itm/2011-2012-FO...2bf003&vxp=mtr
just want to confirm that it looks like these plus the rotors you can buy from the same guys for 50 bucks would be all you need for this upgrade. 125 bucks is pretty damn good for a brake upgrade!
just want to confirm that it looks like these plus the rotors you can buy from the same guys for 50 bucks would be all you need for this upgrade. 125 bucks is pretty damn good for a brake upgrade!
#15
i dont think those are the correct brackets on those calipers for the 13.2" 2013 rotors. You need the larger brackets from a 2013 GT and the rotors. you can reuse your existing calipers if you want to, but your best bet is to check Roush eBay store and buy the full take off set to get the best bang for your buck!
#16
i dont think those are the correct brackets on those calipers for the 13.2" 2013 rotors. You need the larger brackets from a 2013 GT and the rotors. you can reuse your existing calipers if you want to, but your best bet is to check Roush eBay store and buy the full take off set to get the best bang for your buck!
and i know i can reuse my calipers, but no one just sells the bracket so why not get the rotors while im at it lol
#17
I bought the Roush take off set. Kept my old calipers and just used the new pads, rotors, and brackets. Install was easy and fast as I did not drain my fluids and replace the calipers. they clear my 20" wheels but that doesn't really say anything. These were stock on the 2011-2013's which were stock with 18" wheels. These will not clear 17" wheels. No increase in braking performance per-say but noticeably longer lasting pressure (less fade). well worth the $150 spent.
#18
I bought the Roush take off set. Kept my old calipers and just used the new pads, rotors, and brackets. Install was easy and fast as I did not drain my fluids and replace the calipers. they clear my 20" wheels but that doesn't really say anything. These were stock on the 2011-2013's which were stock with 18" wheels. These will not clear 17" wheels. No increase in braking performance per-say but noticeably longer lasting pressure (less fade). well worth the $150 spent.
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