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Great Braking Matters: Jeep Wrangler

The Jeep Wrangler is a series of compact and mid-size off-road SUVs that have been in continuous production since 1986. Larger brake pads with a higher operating temperature are another upgrade to consider when modifying your Wrangler for off-roading.

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Great Braking Matters: Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk

be/_hBWO_0S774 The Jeep Cherokee (KL) is a crossover SUV manufactured by the Jeep marque owned by Stellantis North America since 2021. It’s also important to look for aftermarket rotors that are precision cross-drilled and slotted, which increases the airflow over the rotor’s contact surfaces.

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Great Braking Matters: Toyota 4Runner

be/n0i0TcKnpSM The Toyota 4Runner is an SUV marketed globally since 1984. Brake Upgrades Modifying a 2002 4Runner for off-roading should include a brake upgrade, at least for the front brakes.

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Great Braking Matters: Ford Mustang GT

be/TiIvVV_tSUc When you drive a car that has a lot of power, you need to make sure you also have great brakes. With the right kind of braking system you’ll have everything you need on the track and still have what works for running errands or heading out to dinner.

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Great Braking Matters: Subaru WRX STI

be/NW1Q_F8_tUY For anyone who enjoys a great, fast car, the 2013 Subaru WRX STI remains a popular choice. Switch From the Road to the Track With No Trouble Whether you’re driving down a country road or making laps around the track, you want to make sure your Subaru WRX STI is as sure-footed as possible.

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R1 Concepts Joins GenRight at King of the Hammers

be/EY3NzgbOnMU This year, Jordan Pellegrino and co-driver Gunnar Velasquez drove the #98 GenRight/Mickey Thompson racecar in Saturday’s 4400 unlimited class main race, the Race of Kings. The team did not skip a beat, and immediately sent people back to main pit to get the spare transmission cooler and parts to get the car back moving […]

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