Brake Rotor doesnt fit!!!!!
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Brake Rotor doesnt fit!!!!!
Well i got my rotors in yesterday from Junes Modified and i go and try to put them on today and there an inch bigger than the stock rotors!!!! Now b4 i bought these rotors a good few of people said it would fit... well it doesnt
http://www.jusnesmodified.com/store/...roducts_id=145
^^^^ these are the rotors i purchased!!! Do i have to get a different caliper or something or can i still put them on???
2000 Ford Ranger xlt 2wd
3.0L V6
step side
http://www.jusnesmodified.com/store/...roducts_id=145
^^^^ these are the rotors i purchased!!! Do i have to get a different caliper or something or can i still put them on???
2000 Ford Ranger xlt 2wd
3.0L V6
step side
#3
I believe that the brakes for 2WD coil spring trucks like yours from 1998 ~2000 are 10.28". The rotor size increased to 11.28" in 2001.
For some reason, many brake charts also include a listing for 1998~2000 2WD torsion bar trucks as 11.28". However, there was only one model, the fairly rare Trailhead, that fits that category and it was only produced in 2000. I think this listing is what causes the confusion.
I am sure that Jusnes will take care of you. They may not be able to get the Power Slot Cryo rotors in 10.28", though.
For some reason, many brake charts also include a listing for 1998~2000 2WD torsion bar trucks as 11.28". However, there was only one model, the fairly rare Trailhead, that fits that category and it was only produced in 2000. I think this listing is what causes the confusion.
I am sure that Jusnes will take care of you. They may not be able to get the Power Slot Cryo rotors in 10.28", though.
#4
I had done the opposite in the past on a 2003. I put rotors on that were too small. Talk about wearing out a set of pads too quick. The outer ends of the pads were still full thickness while the rest was worn out. Wasn't good.
Autozone listed two sizes when I gave them the year/model info on them.
Autozone listed two sizes when I gave them the year/model info on them.
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Originally Posted by rwenzing
I believe that the brakes for 2WD coil spring trucks like yours from 1998 ~2000 are 10.28". The rotor size increased to 11.28" in 2001.
For some reason, many brake charts also include a listing for 1998~2000 2WD torsion bar trucks as 11.28". However, there was only one model, the fairly rare Trailhead, that fits that category and it was only produced in 2000. I think this listing is what causes the confusion.
I am sure that Jusnes will take care of you. They may not be able to get the Power Slot Cryo rotors in 10.28", though.
For some reason, many brake charts also include a listing for 1998~2000 2WD torsion bar trucks as 11.28". However, there was only one model, the fairly rare Trailhead, that fits that category and it was only produced in 2000. I think this listing is what causes the confusion.
I am sure that Jusnes will take care of you. They may not be able to get the Power Slot Cryo rotors in 10.28", though.
you should prolly go get yourself the caliper mounting bracket for the 11.28" rotors.....bigger rotors is ALWAYS better......i am sure that a junk yard would sell you them for little of nothing.....
Jusnes WILL take care of you!@
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Originally Posted by Ranger0n20s
i went to dealership b4 i bought the rotors and they said they couldnt help me on gettin bigger brake system.... so i doubt they will have the part i need!
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yea......if they will sell the spring hanger brackets, then i dont know why they wouldn't sell brake caliper brackets....i am sure that they get broke in some front end collisions
check out this website to try to find it also...they sell Ford direct parts...
https://fordparts.com/oe_parts_catalog.html
check out this website to try to find it also...they sell Ford direct parts...
https://fordparts.com/oe_parts_catalog.html
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