Customer Reviews for G2 Axle & Gear CORE Big Brake Kits | 4wheelparts.com

Reviews: G2 Axle & Gear CORE Big Brake Kits


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5.0
Worth the extra safety.

Big rotors really helped reduce stopping distance. Uses factory calipers. I chose to pain them red to match the brackets. This is a must for rigs with bigger tires and weight.


By Dmdfan from Seattle,WA | 5/3/21  
5.0
Good upgrade

I had my doubts, but after installed them I went for a ride and it is a big difference, I'm running 35" on a 20, and I had a hard time stopping with the stock brakes, this is a nice inexpensive upgrade. Thank you.


By dou0815 from Los Angeles | 7/5/19  
5.0
Great upgrade

Got a great deal on these, they have worked flawlessly and they helped my stopping distance by about 17% less... so well worth it when you are running 37 inch tires.


By jeeper from Montana | 5/7/19  
4.0
Brake kit

The product was easy as any to install. However, I was fooled to believe that calipers came along with it.Otherwise, I recommend this kit. I?ve been driving around with the rear kit now for 4 weeks; no issues. The real test will be when I install the front and get bigger tires.


By Neal from Navarre | 10/2/19  
4.0
Good Value, Inconsistent Machining

These are a good value and did improve braking power (but not brake feel). So far I installed only the front and think that braking performance improved about 25% - for the same amount of pedal effort, Jeep stops about 25% more forcefully. I'll probably do the rears once I need to change pads. However, be aware that the machining of the caliper bracket is very inconsistent. One side was fine, the other was clearly out of spec and I had to do some serious filing of the metal to get the pads to fit. You should also file (dramel) excess paint around the bolt holes for a flush fit. The rotors and pads are generic Centric/Posiquiet - nothing special. There are no installation manuals - but you can download the Dynatrac Progrip install guide - it is the same thing. Also, on my JK right front the brake lines are on the edge of being too stretched with the caliper now being an inch further from center line of wheel. I think I'll have to free the brake line bracket and tug it 1/2" to the outside.


By Baron95 from CT | 2/18/19  

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