Why?
Do you know the current limitations of the braking system on the truck, or even the specifications?
The Raptor comes with very capable brakes from the factory. Remember these brakes are overbuilt for the job in case the truck pulls a trailer that doesn't have brakes.
The truck has a very sophisticated hill descent mode. Does anyone here know if changing brake capacity, which ultimately changes bias will throw this off?
Do you understand that braking ability is also hugely dependent on tires?
If this is more of a "what if" then the sky is the limit and everything depends on your $$$ situation. If not, I'd be asking the same question I opened my reply off with.
Well u may have a point. I am clueless of the brake performance on the raptor, so I will have to check. I want to make sure that I can rely on the brake. That's why I am relying on you guys so that I can find the suitable thing. That's why we have a forum, ain't it?!
Nov2009 I had an accident, somewhere in the middle of turkey on the highway, with my 2005 lariat because of the brakes. If the other vehicle was a car, I would have minor repairs. But that thing was a 16wheeler. So big damages. I still want to beat the **** out of that guy. He jumped from the right lane to the middle with no warning on a rainy night. @$&!
Money is no issue when it comes to safety, specially when u live in the Congo. Which is in he centre of Africa. The capital is a jungle itself and ppl will jump at the car anytime. So better be prepared when u have such a heavy car. Otherwise ur in big trouble.
Believe me u should see to believe me.
