[Vaderx]

Hello Group

I have an '07 that is about to hit 100,000 miles Currently at 94,000. I want to do preventive maintenance on my truck and besides buying a Timing belt kit, I'm interested in upgrading the brakes but there are so many options out there that I'm at a loss on where to start and I thought to myself "I wonder how am I going to sort this out?" and of course the ROC forums came to mind! So guys should I keep brake pads and rotors original or upgrade to those with holes and slots rotors and ceramic pads? Is there anything else out there that will give me greater stopping power? or am I over thinking this whole thing? Any and all advice is greatly appreciated! Is there anything else I should think of doing at 100,000? Thanks in advance guys and gals(if any?)

 

[OhSix]

Consider these options for more clamping power:

http://www.ridgelineownersclub.com/...ot-brake-swap-bigger-caliper-rotors-pads.html

http://www.ridgelineownersclub.com/...installing-ebc-brake-pads-drilled-rotors.html

There are other threads, some with PN's and the whole shebang. Everything you need is on the ROC. Keep everyone posted on your decision - and post pics.

 

[feetdry]

I have been using EBC Yellow Stuff pads and their slotted and dimpled rotors since my OEM's wore out. I absolutely would not go back. The EBC's are made in Europe and the rotors are machined here in the US. Oh, and my Ridge has 220,000 miles with about 150.000 using EBC.

 

[Carsmak]

Wow feet, that sounds amazing. I've been considering doing the Pilot Calipers, with EBC pads/rotors on my next brake pad change.