Difference between 7200lb and 8000lb GVWR brake rotors
#1
Difference between 7200lb and 8000lb GVWR brake rotors
Found a kit on e-bay for 7200 lb rotors and pads for the front for a starting bid of $64. What is the difference between the 7200 lb rotors and the 8000 lb rotors? I have an 8000 lb GVWR truck.
#3
8000 lb GVWR??? Are you sure? I have only ever heard of 7500 and 8800 lb GVWR's for all 2nd gen 2500's. To my knowledge, all 2nd gen 2500 CTD's were 8800 lb GVWR.
I know that the 4850 lb GAWR D60 front on the 8800 lb GVWR trucks uses a different bearing hub assembly part # than the lighter version D60 so it does stand to reason that the rotors may not be compatible either. I can't say what the differences are for sure since I have never worked on a light duty 2500 - I just know the part #'s are different.
I know that the 4850 lb GAWR D60 front on the 8800 lb GVWR trucks uses a different bearing hub assembly part # than the lighter version D60 so it does stand to reason that the rotors may not be compatible either. I can't say what the differences are for sure since I have never worked on a light duty 2500 - I just know the part #'s are different.
#5
Never heard of them.
Check at www.tirerack.com I believe you can pick up high quality Brembo rotors for a much better price. Last time I bought some for a '97 there they were $52.
Check at www.tirerack.com I believe you can pick up high quality Brembo rotors for a much better price. Last time I bought some for a '97 there they were $52.
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