Re: installed brakes
I would suspect that you did not follow proper "break-in" or if that isn't the case, you could possibly have a warped rotor. You didn't mention if you worked on the rear but I would look at that as well. I can't emphasize enough, just how important it is to make sure the rear brakes are performing 100%. I just installed the same setup and did a complete write-up on it so read it over and see if you find anything you might of missed. It's now been over a 1000 miles and my brake performance is just incredible. I know that with a little work, you can get yours up to the same level.
2003 Tundra - First Brake Job @ 78000
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2003 Tundra AC SR5 TRD Sport Edition
2WD, V8, AT, TrueFlow, SS Headers, Stillen Exhaust, Extang Tonneau, Factory Bed Extender & Bed Liner, Hawk HPS & Raybestos PG Brakes, AMSOIL
2000 Tacoma XC SR5 PreRunner
2WD, V6, AT, Borla Dual Exhaust, CA670 2Way Rem Start, JVC DoubleDin w/Pioneer Speakers, Factory Bed Liner & Tailgate Lock, UWS Toolbox, AMSOIL
2004 Starcraft Aruba 27SKS Travel Trailer
Prodigy Brake Controller w/3040 Harness, McKesh Towing Mirrors, Reese Strait-Line Dual Cam Sway Control, Hunter Digital Temperature Controller
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