can this rotor be used on the rear of truck
341507
The rear brakes have both pads and shoes (emergency brake). I doubt it can be used on the rear of the truck.
341508
I am sorry to say that this rotor works on the front but amazon does ell the rear rotor that you need. I have found that these raybestos rotors work great and would recommend them for the front.
341509
I installed them on the front of my truck. I was really impressed by the quality and fit. I would check with a parts store or online and see if the part numbers are the same for front and rear. Good luck, ken
1915408
Rear only, it will to long for a front axle. It probably could be cut off to the right length but a front will be cheaper anyway
943962
It is made for manuals so I would say yes. But check your car's specs to be sure. It is not for rear gears, however, there are various viscosities available specifically for rear ends.
1907859
No. It doesnt have any way to attach the brake system to it. There isnt any predrilled hole to attach the brack mounting bolt.
16845
John, I do not see any reason why you could not use this on rotors. I do not think however it would be good on the friction area without refinishing the surface when done.Tim
169194
Yes it does, everything you need. Make sure you have at least 4 lbs hammer to help you out to remove the rear rotors.
637897
If you have a 4wd ram with a solid front axle yes. If you have IFS, then no.
2233468
Yes. I have the exact same car (mine is the wagon) and put a set on the front last month with new Meyle Platinum rotors, excellent combo! Good braking, low dust and completely silent.
1207120
I don't think so. I went to http://backrack.com/index.html and put in your truck and it looks like it is too new for them as of yet. They may make one in the different styles so check their web page and see what options they have.
1258099
Definitely. Works good on my Tundra at 100 ft. lbs. To tighten properly you would have to use a torque wrench to ensure you don't overtighten and warp the rotors. The owner's manual would state the proper wheel torque setting for your particular vehicle.
2275381
I believe so. This jack can be used to roll your trailer around and then hooked to a vehicle. Once hooked, you can swivel the jack up against the trailer tongue.
262246
Hi Jessie,front rotors have the hub for 2WD.. Just make sure you order the for 2WD TRUCK because they will send you the ones for 4WD... Great product Jessie I can feel better breaking on my supercrew F150 2004
1977602
The rear is a whole different set up and this hub style bearing will not work for the rear
1727432
yes. if it doesn't go around the whole rotor then it will go into one of the holes on the rotor.
1410355
Technically yes, but the truck will sit low in the rear if you don't. Plus it's like 10 minutes a side for the rear.
2054784
I don't see why not. It's a real easy on off. The mounting bracket just attaches to the rear wheele axel. Thake off the nut and put the bracket on and put the nut back. We attached it to a kids bike one weekend and it worked fine.
1476154
We have never seen a motor with mounting bolts at the bottom. Please keep on mind the mounting studs run through the stack and hold the rotor/shaft in place. You can easily reverse the direction of the mounting studs, but based on the question, I do no think that would give you what you are looking for.