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      05-05-2013, 09:42 AM   #1
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Brake question

So...installed new oem rotors and pagid rs 19 fronts rs 7 rears...bedding/burnishing in on the street...takes a specail spot to do this!

Anyhow my fronts look really good nice even coat of material transfered...but the rears look wrong....a thin strip near the hub appears to be the only part of the pad making contact. the cross hatch is still on most of the rear rotor. tried turning off all electronic aids

rear pads were in the rotor causing the new parts...is it possible calipers were damaged and only 1 pot is currently working...seems stange because both rears doing same thing? installer did not chamfer pads?
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      05-06-2013, 07:01 PM   #2
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Pop them off and look. Seems odd
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      05-09-2013, 12:27 AM   #3
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Could it be because of the differenceb in pad that the fronts are biting much harder not allowing proper bedding on the rears? Just ordered carbotech xp12/10 and they will come pre bedded.
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Could it be because of the differenceb in pad that the fronts are biting much harder not allowing proper bedding on the rears? Just ordered carbotech xp12/10 and they will come pre bedded.
How can you "pre-"bed brake pads?? It requires your rotors and pads to be mated together--on your car!
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How can you "pre-"bed brake pads?? It requires your rotors and pads to be mated together--on your car!
its the get the material on the pad itself ready to be bed to the rotors easily.
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well the problem is the slider pin is sticking...Lube or not to lube that is the question?
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there are 2 pins, lube them lightly
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