rotors
#3
RE: rotors
Bed-in the brakes next time.
Find somewhere you can do this without being stupid in traffic.
Brakereal, REAL HARD from about 50 to 10 mph - DO NOT STOP.
Drive around so they cool down for 5 or 10minutes.
Do it again about 6 times.
Warped rotors are usually not really warped. Brake pad material transfers to the rotors unevenly. Whats especially bad is holding the brakes at a red light when theyre real hot. After bedding them in like this, they seem to tolerate normal use much better.
Find somewhere you can do this without being stupid in traffic.
Brakereal, REAL HARD from about 50 to 10 mph - DO NOT STOP.
Drive around so they cool down for 5 or 10minutes.
Do it again about 6 times.
Warped rotors are usually not really warped. Brake pad material transfers to the rotors unevenly. Whats especially bad is holding the brakes at a red light when theyre real hot. After bedding them in like this, they seem to tolerate normal use much better.
#4
RE: rotors
ORIGINAL: WheelBrokerAng
For some reason that seems about right for two sets of rotors..what do you other members get out of your rotors for the miles?
WheelBrokerAng
For some reason that seems about right for two sets of rotors..what do you other members get out of your rotors for the miles?
WheelBrokerAng
I'm convinced that a lot of rotor warpage has to do w/ unevenly torquing the lug nutswhen putting wheel on the car.
#8
RE: rotors
ORIGINAL: Alekat
Usually rotors never need to be re-surfaced --- unless they are mis-treated by poor braking habits or failure to replace the pads prior to metal to metal contactwith the rotor.
Believe it or not.
Usually rotors never need to be re-surfaced --- unless they are mis-treated by poor braking habits or failure to replace the pads prior to metal to metal contactwith the rotor.
Believe it or not.
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