Sapps

I tow 99% of the time. Looking to up the stopping power on my dually. Anyone upgraded?

Spooler

Brakes on a 3rd gen are really good. I don't see an exhaust brake on your truck. I would recommend an inline Pacbrake since you have twins it looks like.

Sapps

With 19.5's and 100+gallons of fuel on board it takes a while to bring her to a stop. Not bad though. The front pads are looking thin @ 100K lol Fig I would upgrade. I would love an inline pacbrake. Any sponsors sell those?

Spooler

Yeap, The DTR store sells them. Send Larry(TOP) a PM and he can get you a price. He gave me one and it was a good deal. Other things took the funds so that will have to be later.

Sapps

Thanks for the info. Still interested in any feedback on after market calipers, rotors and pads.

ptgarcia

Pull U2 has EBC pads on his truck. Says they stop awesome but squeak like a ****.

snoyes

Haven't tried anything from this company, but maybe someone here has tried these?

Frozen Rotors® from Diversified Cryogenics deliver increased performance and a higher level of safety while significantly reducing braking system costs. Our proprietary, 60-hour cryogenic process permanently and dramatically improves the usage life and stability of brake rotors to create a distinct advantage in tensile strength, abrasive wear resistance and rotor longevity.

abc4yew

A PXRB exhaust brake and F1 valve springs will stop you better than any pads .....for towing they are the cats buttocks. KS

XLR8R

X2 on the exhaust brake and...

what about the brakes on your trailer?

I let the GN do the heavy braking when I'm hooked to it.

dogger

I installed aftermarket "cryo" rotors and performance pads on the front only, I think ART. I can't say that it was really worth the cost. The stock brakes on these truck are good. Definitely go with a exhaust brake!!

L8r,..........dogger

snoyes

Good to hear on the rotors, I won't waste my money. All good advice on the exhaust brake. Takes that little pucker factor out of crossing the crest of a 9% downslope for the next 3 miles pulling a 10K lbs trailer...

cgraham

Drive a Superduty for a while then try your Dodge brakes, they will feel sooo good!

snoyes

Dodge does stop better than my old Ford. And that exhaust brake is awesome...

Knuckle Head

I agree the brakes work well, but the squuueeek is driving me nuts!
Any suggestions, the pads still have plenty of meat left on them.