Aftermarket Rotors

[JustRaptor1]

My truck has 24k no noise but look how scratched up the stock front rotors are.

running 20s on 35s

what are some good front rotors that aren’t over 1k thanks so much!

 

[The Car Stereo Company]

you run out of pad? or did one of the little metal clips come off? @Rick@FreedomMotorsports sells rotors

 

[JustRaptor1]

you run out of pad? or did one of the little metal clips come off? @Rick@FreedomMotorsports sells rotors

All looked intact and pads were fine not sure what is causing it

 

[Traffic22]

Those look like something got between the pad and rotor, odd on both sides. My rotors have 17k on them and look much cleaner.

If you’re looking for a rotor suggestion, I’ve used these in the past on multiple applications, including my Crown Vic track car, and they are really good. Great fit and finish.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MSLWU39/?tag=fordraptorforum-20








Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

 

[jimmyjamm]

EBC blade disc or EBC USR rotors...don't go with cross-drilled rotors, they tend to crack from the inside because the holes can't be chamfered. I use the rotos on my Jeep and wife's Audi Q7 as well, work awesome. Amazon.com: EBC Brakes BSD7603 BSD Blade Disc Rotor: Automotive
EBC Yellow Stuff pads work great.
Amazon.com: EBC Brakes DP41891R Brake Pad: Automotive
Amazon.com: EBC Brakes DP43034R Yellowstuff Performance Brake Pad: Automotive

 

[TCR 223]

those 20" wheels are killing your rotors, best go back to 17" wheels... HaHa

 

[hwycycle]

I used these on my 2006 Charger Hemi Police Package. Under hard braking, it felt like I was driving on “rumble strips”... do you have the same feeling?

Those look like something got between the pad and rotor, odd on both sides. My rotors have 17k on them and look much cleaner.

If you’re looking for a rotor suggestion, I’ve used these in the past on multiple applications, including my Crown Vic track car, and they are really good. Great fit and finish.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MSLWU39/?tag=fordraptorforum-20








Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

 

[Traffic22]

I used these on my 2006 Charger Hemi Police Package. Under hard braking, it felt like I was driving on “rumble strips”... do you have the same feeling?

No, I’ve had really good luck with them, super smooth. With OEM pads they were really good on the street. Once the car got stripped out for track duty, we switched to Carbotech race pads. They are super aggressive and will cut the rotor fast, but so far have been super smooth. (No pedal vibration or rumble strip feeling.)

I like them because they’re made for sever service, and heavier vehicles. I plan on trying them on the Raptor when the time comes to do brakes.

It does make sense that the venting pattern could be a little bumpy and give you the rumble strip feeling. But, given our different experiences with them I’m wondering if your pads may be worn or rotors slightly warped, or if they weren’t bedded correctly?


Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

 

[jimmyjamm]

This is why I like the EBC, they have continuous reliefs so there is no blank spot in pad contact with rotors.

 

[anothervr6kid]

My rotors looked like yours when I swapped them out. I went with the Power Stop Z36 kit (front and rear) and really liked them. If I remember right, the rears where almost done and the front had a little life left in them so I swapped everything out.