Amazon Front Brakes - PowerStop / E-Line / Detroit Axle
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2019
- In this video I explain why YOU should be buying your brakes off Amazon and NOT the part stores. This video covers specifically PowerStop Brakes, However there are many great brake brands on Amazon like Detroit, E-Line, K-Sport, etc. Please LIKE and SUBSCRIBE if you enjoy the video!
Great video bro the strategic ordering of affordable Amazon parts and finding a good honest mechanic part was so money 👌🏽
Excellent tutorial
Excellent and informative review.
YES, learning to maintain your brakes is invaluable. A must for any real man!
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Cool! Thanks for sharing.
GREAT video I was deciding whether to do the new R1 concept or the power stop brakes which I already have on the back of my wife's crossfire I think I'll stick with the power stop for the fronts
@@mickt8756 I believe the kit had everything I got the whole kit pads,rotors amazon
Saw your video while researching about better rotors and brakes kit. Can you suggest me good rotor and brakes kit for my hyundai elantra limited 2011.
Powerstop from Amazon should treat you well!
How are these and the detroits brakes doing for you 3 years later?
What are you talking about with set screws in the rotors for "centering up the hubs"? thats false.
Yeah, most of the timethe hub does the centering (hub centric) unless it's stud centric 😂 set screws are installed at the factory to keep the rotors from falling off in the assembly line.
Great video
Thanks!
had me at "I drive like a jackass"
Would you recommend slotted/drilled rotors for a towing vehicle
Definitely helps keep temps lower on the rotors, just make sure to get a high quality rotor/pad combination 👍🏻
do slotted and drilled rotors eat up ur pads faster?
No drilled an slotted rotors help get rid of debris and helps keep heat away. You also get better brake pad bite.
@@TevinBlanks Go google it. Slotted and drilled rotors wear your pads out faster.
@@hardcore4476 yes but not as much as you expect if you’e constantly slamming in the breaks it doesn’t matter what rotors you have it will eat it up no matter what these rotors give you more consistent stoping power as the brakes warm up
@@Yo-shi-t Of course they help you brake better and more bite from less brake fade. However it’s like little cups, scoop more material out of your pads and make them wear out faster. It not insanely fast but faster then solid rotors.
Curious why you went with slotted instead of solid? Solids last much longer
Less chance of warping when you have a rotor that can run cooler (more resilient to heat)
@@Pete_Tech_ True But drilled rotors can crack better to have dimpled than drilled
@@kurtnulf3362 ok keyboard mechanic!
@@jonmiller19845 he makes a valid point.
I'mma gets this for my prius.
I don't know what prius you have but if it's the hub caps, yank them suckers off, they come with a bad ass set of Enkei wheels lol. I used to ask my customers if they want me to simply leave the caps off and they giggle and laugh and I show them why and they are like "oh shi*!" LOL
I am located in the Twin Cities, can you message me? I want to fire my mechanic he does not communicate well - but has good prices. I like your style.
He had me at “And that’s actually the wrong way, it goes this way” shows the Rotors spinning backwards. Cars don’t slow down backwards just a little education :)
How much heat is generated on a solid vs slotted drilled rotor?
That’s not exactly a quantifiable value. The different comes in heat dissipation. Slotted and or drilled have an ability to remove heat of the rotor plane faster than solid, because they move more air through them.
2:15 What da hell are you talking about. The pad area is hotter than the hub.
Would you say Amazon pads are better than the stock pads?
Correct. The disk and pad assembly generate heat and are the areas with the most physical heat. Stated in the video I was trying the explain there is more conductive heat (heat captured and stored from the friction of the brake contact) towards the bottom of the rotor and the hub assembly. There is more airflow and heat dissipation at the top of the rotor than there is the bottom. That is why the slots are designed to pull in from closer to the hub (the bottom) to keep temperatures down closer the hub, and hence less heat is stored/conducted in the rotor hub.
The bigger size of the slotted and ported rotors will stop the car faster if you get an upgraded size
waitttttt a minute.... so the hottest point on the rotor ISNT where the pads are, but where the hub mates up? make that make sense
would you say powerstop are better then detroit axle ?
In my professional opinion, the finish and the build quality is SLIGHTLY better than Detroit axle..However, I have a personal vehicle with Detroit Axle Slotted and Drilled Rotors on a Honda Accord (notorious for warped rotors) and I have beat on them with zero issues. So I can't say either is dramatically better than the other.
@@Pete_Tech_ But the Detroit rotors are on your wife car you put the better ones on yours
@@kurtnulf3362 ahahahahhah
Hell yes!!!
Currently waiting for the shop to call me back atm so I can pick up my 07 jgc laredo replaced my stock warped rotors & worn pads. Got the Detroit Axles f & r set rotors and ceramic pads from Amazon for $290 shipped and paid $200 for labor for both axles can’t wait! 😀 btw I drive like a girl these days so I’m perfectly fine w that! 🤣
The rotors will not move even slightly if you leave out the set screws. Think about it the wheels and lugnuts are holding everything down. Back in the day we never had screws in the rotors because they aren't necessary it's an assembly line thing nothing to do with holding the rotors in place once the wheel is on. And this is coming from 25 year ase certified tech. My advice pitch em and save yourself the headache next time you do your brakes.
you put the rotors on the wrong side. they're supposed to be put on rotating other direction
I do that on purpose. My Infiniti, and other cars are step up the same way!
They are all made same factory in cheenah
the rotors are backwards.
I’d prefer not to go budget on the things that stop my car
How can i or anyone else take automotive advice from a self professed brake junkie jackass with a pedal car operator people who work on cars know the frustration and aggravation of twisting wrenches and breaking bolts and busting knuckles is soooooo much fun that they cant wait for them to break or malfunction and wear out premature most mechanics ive been around brag about parts they replaced years or miles ago not months......do it right do it light..do it wrong do it all day long and 250 for 1 hr job replacing rotors n hubs is really an honest and trustworthy mechanic with a hustling experience 👏 btw 1hr is benefit of the doubt 8 lugs popped off 2 caliper bolts slidw brake caliper off pop out pads pop in new press open caliper so it will sit on new rotor pull r o tor n replace reinstall in reverse now bleed brake system and test o before reinstall take a break and enjoy your favorite beverage or 2 then rehydrate after test ride
@larry warren - are you as long winded in daily life as here on RUclips?!?
every hear of periods and commas??
@warriormanmaxx8991 depends i was on my break from those brakes and in the middle of my beverage when I spit that bit out so just imagine if i actually had the time and wasn't on the job during a brake
@pfftwhut7638 who has the time i mean its not like capitalization on words like the beginning of a sentence
@@larrywarren1049 time? you're kidding right? smh you're wasting time commenting on youtube videos. my typing speed isn't slowed down by punctuation LOL
Slotted brake disc's are very bad. You gotta check before approval.
Amazon? Nah, RockAuto.
Dude you talk too much h
literally no one should follow this advice.
You should write why your opinion differs or list argument points you have with the video. We are always open to negative feedback, better if it's constructive criticism though!
@@Pete_Tech_ there are much better write ups by much more qualified and better writers than i am on the subject.
@@gerglmuff if your not qualified yourself why tell us to ignore this video?. If anything Ill ignore your initial comment.
Talking 17 mins about a brake disc,,,what a load of unhelpful waffle.