> Yup! I think there gettin' that way (14,000 miles)! SUCKS! Are there
> any better aftermarket rotors out there for the daks?
>
> >I think my 2000 dak has warped rotors, my 97 Ram rotors were warped at
> >4000
> >miles and my new ones were warped at 4000 miles what is it with the dodge
> >rotors?
> >
> >I had no brake problems on any other vehicle I have owned, I had a 1990
> >Chevy 1500, a 1994 Chevy 2500 4x4, 1993 Ford Explorer 4x4, and my everday
> >car for the last 6 years was a 83 S-10 Blazer 4x4. I would say that it is
> >just me but with NO PROBLEMS with brakes on any of these vehicles, it
> must
> >be something with the dodge rotors.
> >
> >Anybody else having or had problems?
When I first did a front brake job on my Dak, way back when....I took the
rotors in the be turned. The machine shop said they were slighty warped, but
could be turned and still be within safety specs. So I had them turned and
finished the brake job. Well, I still have the factory rotors now at 120,000
miles. I need to replace the front rotors, as they cannot be turned again
and they are warped again. I am going to just go out and buy a pair of
Bendix rotors for $43 each. I just recently did a rear brake rehash, with
new wheel cylinders($11 each with lifetime warranty), new drums(very nice
and heavy duty Bendix, $45 each), and new shoes(free since I bought lifetime
shoes before). Good Luck, it does happen.
Kyle
93 Dakota 4x4 V6
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