[jonesport]

Anyone running the Stainless Steel Force 10 Tri-Power HD Brakes? I have heard the Force 10's were a quality product. If you havent used these what aftermarket brakes have you used?

 

[jonesport]

0 on the response...I have the magic touch for no response

 

[Heartbeat Hauler]

It may be that no one has done any brake upgrades since they are as scarce as hen's teeth, unless you put monster 20" + wheels on the truck. That may be why you aren't getting a response. I wish there were a kit that would work with the stock wheels. Mark Craig (i think) is a supporting vendor that has talked about better stock-type rotors with Hawk pads that supposedly increases braking performance, but at only 43k miles on my '01 I still don't need brakes yet, but Mark will be my first call when I do.
JP

 

[Mark Craig]

jonesport,

Good product but pricey. Get some cyro'ed Powerslots and Hawk pads and for a lot less you get a major brake improvement. Best non HP mod I have made to my trucks. Call us if you have any questions on them.

Mark @ DPPI

 

[1badjimmy]

My 2000 Jimmy had factory 2 piston calipers and I changed them to SSBC's tri piston caliper w/ 13" rotors. The braking is night and day! However I had to use at least 17" wheels and the 17s that I purchased were still too small. However I no longer wonder if I am gonna be able to stop in time; I now worry if the guy behind me is gonna be able to.

 

[astieg]

My 2000 Jimmy had factory 2 piston calipers and I changed them to SSBC's tri piston caliper w/ 13" rotors. The braking is night and day! However I had to use at least 17" wheels and the 17s that I purchased were still too small. However I no longer wonder if I am gonna be able to stop in time; I now worry if the guy behind me is gonna be able to.

I got a jimmy and it is not for the :sheephump neither... wait 3yr old and one on the way...Censored knew that i forgot something:damnit1: ....
now a real question do you have the dura-alli in the Jimmy cause if you dooo holyCensored swweeeeeettttttt....