What is included in this brake hardware kit?

This kit contains the necessary clips and springs required for the proper installation of front brake pads. It ensures your new pads are held securely and can move freely within the caliper bracket.

Why should I replace my brake hardware when changing pads?

Replacing brake hardware along with your pads is recommended because old clips can become worn or corroded, leading to sticking or improper pad seating. New hardware ensures your new pads function correctly and wear evenly.

Does this kit include brake pads?

No, this is a brake hardware kit only. It includes the small metal pieces like clips and springs that hold the brake pads in place, but not the pads themselves.

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DFC 83-90 Dodge Rampage Front Premium Hardware Kit

Specifications

Brand: DFC
Part #: 340-40012
UPC: 190920002595

DFC 83-90 Dodge Rampage Front Premium Hardware Kit

Name: DFC 83-90 Dodge Rampage Front Premium Hardware Kit
Brand: DFC
Price: 3.90 USD
Availability: InStock

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DFC 340-40012 front brake hardware kit. Ensures proper brake pad seating.

Key Features

Fits 1983-1990 Dodge Charger, Dodge Omni, Dodge Rampage, Plymouth Horizon, Plymouth Scamp, Plymouth Turismo 2.2, and Plymouth Turismo.
Includes essential hardware for front brake pad installation.
Helps ensure proper brake pad seating and movement.
Well-built components for reliable performance.

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Product Details

DFC is known for making dependable brake components. This front brake hardware kit is designed to ensure your brake pads seat correctly and function as they should. It's a well-built set that includes the necessary pieces to properly install new brake pads on a range of vehicles, including models like the Dodge Charger, Plymouth Horizon, and Dodge Rampage from the 1980s.

When you're replacing your brake pads, using new hardware is a good practice. This kit contains the clips and springs that hold the pads in place and allow them to move freely against the caliper bracket. Having fresh hardware helps prevent sticking and ensures your new pads make even contact with the rotor, which is important for consistent stopping power and even pad wear.