Replacement Disc Brake Pads for 2008 Triton Boat Trailer

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will these pads fit

asked by: M. P

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The disc brake calipers on your 2008 Triton Boat Trailer are not typically the Titan style. If you have the factory calipers then you will want the Kodiak style pads. If you have 3,500 lb to 6,000 lb axles, then use the Kodiak Ceramic Brake Pads w/Stainless Steel Backing Plate - 3,500 lbs to 6,000 lbs # K225CPSS. If you have 7,000 to 8,000 lb axles, use the Kodiak Ceramic Brake Pads - 7,000 lbs to 8,000 lbs # K250CP.

If you calipers have been replaced and say Titan on them then the Replacement Brake Pads for Titan 10" and 12" Disc Brake Assemblies # T4870900 will fit.

expert reply by: Jason S

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