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Message: [QUOTE="BS Hauler, post: 1270342, member: 15204"] I can drive mine 10 miles and I can actually put my hands on my calipers and rotors. Mine used to drag as mine would get hot like yours. I actually think if it is not your calipers or your master cylinder causing this. To check and see how tight that the pads are in the calipers. I ground a little bit off of the squares on the pads because it seemed that they were just too tight where they sit in the stainless steal sliders. Just a little bit of movement in them. To me if you have to tap them in with a hammer it doesn't take them long to build heat and get tighter to where they are dragging all the time and then ruin your caliper pistons. Disc brakes are disc brakes so why does ford have these problems when all our Chevy trucks at work that run in the rock roads and dirt of farm fields run for thousands of miles and years and never have a problem. [/QUOTE]

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