Motorcraft vs Bendix Rotors

Need to pic up new set of front rotors asap. Buddy can get me Motorcraft for $80 or Bendix for $53 tomorrow. Just wonder what I should go with. Already have Motorcraft sever duty pads. Thanks for any advice.

Justin

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ja_cain said:

Need to pic up new set of front rotors asap. Buddy can get me Motorcraft for $80 or Bendix for $53 tomorrow. Just wonder what I should go with. Already have Motorcraft sever duty pads. Thanks for any advice.

Justin

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The motor craft are the cheap China ones. No better then auto parts stores.

I like the Bosch rotors from oriellys.


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Thanks for the info. The Bosch are made in China too. Have ever used the Motorcraft units?

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I got about 80k on the mtorcraft on my truck.

I run the cryo frozen rotors. Love them, they cost more but it would be very hard to get them to warp.

Thanks for the info Joe. I went ahead ad orders the Motorcraft through my buddies parts guy. Also got the updated slide pins. I Think this is probably one of the most important parts.

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Ment to quote you and Jomax. Sorry about that.

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George4 said:

I run the cryo frozen rotors. Love them, they cost more but it would be very hard to get them to warp.

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You wanna bet?

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What do u mean? I have been running them on my dually with 22.5s for years with no warp whatsoever. Huge improvement over the normal ones.

I ran frozen rotors and they warped. I'll give the frozen rotors lasted longer before warping but they still warped.

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George4 said:

I run the cryo frozen rotors. Love them, they cost more but it would be very hard to get them to warp.

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Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't the postal transition transition to cryo rotors several years ago for the same reason and saw over a 100% increase in serviceability?

Front Motorcraft rotors that are oe have f in the part number.

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Rear:



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How hard did they get you for them?

psduser1 said:

How hard did they get you for them?

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Front were $80 a piece and rear were around $40 a piece.

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Got 2 sets of the updated slide pins for $16 a piece.

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Front rotor.





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thatdude said:

Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't the postal transition transition to cryo rotors several years ago for the same reason and saw over a 100% increase in serviceability?

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I did not know about that so I just Googled it. They ended up lasting 5 times longer on the postal vehicles. I did my front brakes a few years ago with great results, but I had a rear caliper hang up this weekend so I just ordered the slotted cryo rear rotors for the yesterday. I don't have alot of time to mess with swapping rotors out when they warp so I am happy spending a little more and not have to take it apart again.