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PostPosted: Tue Feb 26, 2008 10:22 am 
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The reason the drill holes were added to brake rotors was to reduce weight from the supersized disks that cars were using.

Slots allow gas build up to be vented. However I don't believe that modern brake materials produce much of this gas anymore. A solid disk rotor and regular pad should work for almost every liberty on the road. An overweight liberty should have larger brakes to compinsate for the added weight.


TB Junkie - did your trailer have working brakes on it? At 3,000 pounds I would be very scared to run the liberty downhill without any additonal braking from the trailer.

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going to be putting new ceramic pads on soon and was thinking of using the Powerslot rotors. Should I be using these front and back or just in the front?

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