@@caliber3210 yeah it’s fine either have the drums/rotors shaved at like oreillys or a local mechanic shop and then install new pads. Didn’t shave mine in the video even though I was suppose to but I also caught it before it started digging into it. Still should have because they wrap over time from heat. See it all the time as a mechanic now 😅. But yes they are compatible with whatever drum/rotor. They should be disc brakes if they’re like mine in the video but drums the rotor covers everything and you normally have brake shoes instead of pads
💯 appreciate it! we slowly but surely growing! Almost got all the stuff I need to start fixing her up cosmetically then it’s back to getting the stuff from HP tuners you tune her and then cam from Texas Speed and Performance! She ganna be nasty 😮💨
@@Zimmieize how would I know if my fluids out ? I have a 19 rt daytona and I just bought a brake set for the front and back. Is there anything I should do or check ?
@@jaredgonzalez8421 the fluid revisor is on the driver side under the hood by the windshield. There’s a cover that you take off and it’s underneath. Depending on color if it’s really dark it should be flushed if not then don’t worry about flushing. Also check fluid level and make sure it’s in the appropriate spot not too much not too little. They have a max line on then which is about an inch below the cap
Is this ceramics pads good with the stock drum wheel ?
Yes ceramic pads will be better then basic pads
@@Zimmieize but my drum wheel is stock . No problem if i put ceramics pads?
@@caliber3210 yeah it’s fine either have the drums/rotors shaved at like oreillys or a local mechanic shop and then install new pads. Didn’t shave mine in the video even though I was suppose to but I also caught it before it started digging into it. Still should have because they wrap over time from heat. See it all the time as a mechanic now 😅. But yes they are compatible with whatever drum/rotor. They should be disc brakes if they’re like mine in the video but drums the rotor covers everything and you normally have brake shoes instead of pads
Is it the same for the 2020 charger gt?
How many ounces of fluid did you end up using?
I think it was about a bottle and a half to 2 and there’s also a ABS bleed procedure as well I have to get the access and make a video on it
Hey boss would this be the same for a dodge charger 2014 SE?
Same concept bro
Nice job....good info kool vid subbed 👍🏼
💯 appreciate it! we slowly but surely growing! Almost got all the stuff I need to start fixing her up cosmetically then it’s back to getting the stuff from HP tuners you tune her and then cam from Texas Speed and Performance! She ganna be nasty 😮💨
@@Zimmieize hellz yeah sounds like a plan....HP has some good stuff....kool that you can do the yourself definitely save you some coins 👍🏼
💯 that’s why I’m here to try and help others that wanna try and do this stuff themselves too! Slowly growing the channel little by little!
Where’s the link for the pads?
5142558AD is the part number
I changed minds about a month and a half agoabout a month and a half ago rotors and everything
Hell yeah she was definitely overdue on changing the fluid out 😅
@@Zimmieize how would I know if my fluids out ? I have a 19 rt daytona and I just bought a brake set for the front and back. Is there anything I should do or check ?
@@Zimmieize also where is the brake reservoir located ?
@@jaredgonzalez8421 the fluid revisor is on the driver side under the hood by the windshield. There’s a cover that you take off and it’s underneath. Depending on color if it’s really dark it should be flushed if not then don’t worry about flushing. Also check fluid level and make sure it’s in the appropriate spot not too much not too little. They have a max line on then which is about an inch below the cap
@@Zimmieize awesome thank you bro
good video bud.... but damn blow your nose