Have you been under it lately to check for any chaffing? A concern with running longer hoses.
Super VXer
Have you been under it lately to check for any chaffing? A concern with running longer hoses.
Greetings, Earthling. We come in peace... Never mind "Paris to Dakar", the VehiCROSS looks ready for the Martian desert.
Super VXer
what do you mean by chaffing? i have been under there recently, they look just like they did when i first installed them
"Engineers believe if it ain't broke, it doesn't have enough features yet"
Super VXer
Use factory OEM pads....
[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
" Jeeps are nice, Barbie has one"
Super VXer
Chaffing=rubbingOriginally Posted by etlsport
sometimes the extra slack will rub against a shock or ?
Sometimes I Wonder......
Why Is That Frizbee Getting Bigger?
Then It Hits Me
Super VXer
Thanks for the replies. I ordered new front an rear pads from St. Charles Isuzu and new (rebuilt) Isuzu rear calipers. No one seemed to have any advice on after market calipers. I plan to order new rotors all around from R1Concepts. I can't find much info on SS brake lines for a non-lifted VX. The I4X sound like they can work but I don't want issues with my mechanic if he thinks they are too long. If there is any more advice out there, please let me know soon. Thanks again.
Super VXer
Since i bought my VX i had issues with my brakes running long so my mech told me to replace all rotors & pads
I just purchase a full set of drilled rotors from this seller.
The pads i'll rather buy them in person.
Is there any pads that is recommended ?
Super VXer
OEM pads from isuzu are the recommended pads for performance/longevity/minimal brake dust
Super VXer
X 2...I've never had a vehicle that had such minimal brake dust.
OEM = good stuff!
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