Enhance Braking Performance with Power Stop S2984 Red Powder-Coated Performance Caliper Review

the product is a disgrace, very poor quality and does not even fit, the disc touched the outside of the caliper, they were not straight as they should. tried to get support and no reply

Put them on my FJ Cruiser, drove it for about a month then the left hand gauge came out, almost crashed into another car today, sent them back and tried to contact the company , but they are closed for the holidays

One of the calipers leaked after installation Sent it back and got a set from NAPA All is good. Though it took me a few hours and a lot of swearing. The leak was small, so watch out. It would take several days to empty the tank and cause an accident.

Calipers work great and look great. Powder coating is durable. However, the core rebate program is a joke. I paid $20 to send them my old ones and never got a discount or reason for it. I'd be better off buying new listings and re-ordering them for resale on Craigslist or something.

The product works as expected. I've only noticed this on 3 launches for the following reason: - the product was chipped in 3 visible places when it arrived due to the product sticking out of the box. As with other ailments, the paint is fairly thin and can chip easily. Only 1 spacer clip was included so I had to reuse the one from the old caliper. The included separator clip was installed upside down - the bleed screw dust cap has already been torn off.

As mentioned by previous reviewers, the paint started peeling before it even got into my house. Parts of the calipers began to break through the inner and outer boxes. I don't really care about the color, before installation I'll tint it with Por15, it's much stronger. As mentioned, the paint appears to be quite thin - the product description says it's powder coated, which is usually more durable than regular paint. This is either very poorly applied powder paint or thinly applied paint. I…

Make no mistake, these are stock red powder coated calipers. My coverage seems good. The internal parts can be made of better quality materials, I don't know. What I do know is that one of the calipers did not have the brake line threaded properly. I didn't want to ride a crane and risk metal shavings getting into the brake fluid, so I pressed the flare against the seat and pushed the nut in. the first two or three don't match the rest. If you drive a 4Runner, Tacoma, GLX, or FJ Cruiser, you'll