Garry&Gayle

Hemet, Ca.

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The Ford EB is not as good as the Cummins EB
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time2roll

Southern California

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All four of my rotors are the original since new. 205,000 miles. Never even turned them. Slap the pads on and go.
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TECMike

Texas

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Done a lot of towing, sometimes in the Rocky Mountains and hot Texas heat.
My favorite pads are Ford Motorcraft Superduty Extreme Service pads. I replace rotors with Motorcraft rotors rather than having old rotors turned.
Tried many other expensive pads and even slotted rotors, but I have found Motorcraft work best for my 2002 F-250 7.3 truck over the years.
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Grit dog

Black Diamond, WA

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TECMike wrote:
Tried many other expensive pads and even slotted rotors, but I have found Motorcraft work best for my 2002 F-250 7.3 truck over the years.
OMG, how many sets of pads and rotors you gone through on that truck??
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FlatBroke

CO/AZ

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169,000 on my 03 GMC I bought new in 02. Never have replaced the original pads. Last service I had done said they were still good. Bet they don’t make them like that any more.
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RoyJ

Vancouver, BC

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If heavy towing, get semi metallics with the highest friction code (FF or better).
Take a look at F550 pads on Rockauto - only semi mets, no ceramic or organic. Same with medium duty trucks / school buses. Ceramics don't dissipate heat well.
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Cummins12V98

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RoyJ wrote: If heavy towing, get semi metallics with the highest friction code (FF or better).
Take a look at F550 pads on Rockauto - only semi mets, no ceramic or organic. Same with medium duty trucks / school buses. Ceramics don't dissipate heat well.
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