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breaking in brake rotors?
put a new set of ssbc calipers and pads on and a set of summit racing cross drilled rotors on the car over winter. took the car out yesterday and did some hard braking on it just to make sure the car stopped good (i know it tells you not to but i wanted to make sure the brakes worked good) and the steering wheels pulsates. i look at my rotors at home and there were some high spots (evident of hte rotor wear where it was nice and shiny) is this normal? i called summit and the guy said that the 200 mile break in should iron it out. im just concerned since ill be racing the car next week and i dont want any issues. thanks
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as far as i know, there should be no high spots on a rotor.
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Definitely shouldn't be any high spots. Either make Summit take them back or pull them off and have them cut just a hair to remove the high spots.
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called summit tech and spoke to another guy and said its prob a tad off due to the drilling of the rotors (cause of hte heat of the drilling) he said it should be ok after the 200 mile break in
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drive it for 200 miles, see what happens. you can usually get the cross drilled rotors cut, some places wont do it though cause it tends to chew up the bits on the lathe
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There should be no run-out on any brake rotors.
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I'd want another pair sent. |
Yeah, you usualy cant cut run-out if its causing that bad of a pulsation. I would contact SSBC about the rotors asap.
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ahh..well, then call up summit again and tell them to send you new ones.
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Joe, what do you need drilled rotors for anyway?
Some brembo blanks with clear zinc coating FTW! - Justin |
who needs brakes?
Get a pair of shoes with THICK soles, and a boat anchor. |
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you run nitrous and I saw in a movie that when you run nitrous the floorboards fall out. thick soled shoes FTW!!!! |
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~Ted |
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