Anyone fitted bigger Brakes i.e. Calipers / Rotors & Pads to the front of their 2007 F150 Supercrew Harley Davidson (or Limited) AWD Edition with the 22" Wheels?

I bought a set of Baer High Performance Braking kit which said it was to fit a 04 Up F150, however after further investigation & hours trying to fit them they just don't clear the inside spokes on the wheels! Then I read on Baers website that they don't hold any responsibility if you don't use a cardboard cut out to the dimensions as shown on their website. S"!T

So then I set about fitting some 5mm spacers, fine it didn't hit the spokes but now at 50 mph and above there is a tremendous shake identical to a wheel / tire balancing issue, however I have had "experts" balance the wheels, twice, and its still the same. In fact it's so bad I have resorted to putting the factory brakes back on!

So has anyone successfully fitted 4 pot / 6 or 8 pot Calipers to the front of their factory 22" wheeled F150?

 

Just curious why you thought you needed a big brake kit for 22's? In my opinion unless you are rolling a minimum 26" or larger no brake upgrade is needed.
I have 24" TIS model 3 wheels on my Tahoe and 27" Lexani Magnums on my 07 F150 Supercrew and both trucks have ZERO issues with stopping and I honestly can't tell any difference between stopping distances between my stock 20" F150/Tahoe wheels which I run in the winter months and my aftermarket wheels.
Anyways the big brake kits do look awsome just not needed in my opinion for your situation.

 

lets see some pics of those 27's!!!!

 

As soon as the snow and road salt are off the roads "end of March" I will be puting them back on and will definetly snap up a pic.

 

Because I have over 450 bhp (Roush Supercharged etc) and live in Europe where speed limits tend to be faster and stopping this truck at 110mph > 50 mph proves to be rubbish.... 27"s They must of cost a few $$$

 

Was not aware you were pushing 450hp under the hood or in europe. At 110mph
no truck is really going to stop to quickly so I see your need for a brake upgrade.
Over here though at regular speeds I will stand behind my origional statement 100%.