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My brakes are stock, OEM, factory installed whatevers.. I have yet to do a break job (or have one done) on a Ranger.. ever.
I drive a mix, probably 50/50 highway and city miles.. although it was probably more like 30 city/70 highway w/ my last truck. What might change things is I drive stick and I do downshift. I rarely if ever ride the brakes..
I drive a mix, probably 50/50 highway and city miles.. although it was probably more like 30 city/70 highway w/ my last truck. What might change things is I drive stick and I do downshift. I rarely if ever ride the brakes..
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need something long lasting? ceramic pads with good rotors. they will chew the rotors up a little quicker but will last longer.
brake equalization means the rear drums arent fully enguaging. may want to look at them and cleam em up good. could have crud caked inside or worn out spring to a un-adjusted drum...
brake equalization means the rear drums arent fully enguaging. may want to look at them and cleam em up good. could have crud caked inside or worn out spring to a un-adjusted drum...
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