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FLYFISHR 06-03-2016 07:33 PM

bedding in brake pads in GTA area
 
I just finished installing some StopTech Street Performance pads this afternoon and am looking for a few suggestions on where I could bedding it the pads in the DVP and 401 area

BRZ'13 06-03-2016 08:54 PM

407

FLYFISHR 06-03-2016 09:28 PM

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Originally Posted by BRZ'13 (Post 2670445)
407

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drewbot 06-03-2016 11:40 PM

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Originally Posted by FLYFISHR (Post 2670473)
Like a person with a sense of humour

I bed on the 407

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krayzie 06-04-2016 12:18 AM

Just bed it on the 404 South to 401 East ramp when approaching the curve.

I've never had to bed in brake pads when new just use your brakes hard every now and then.

infinity21 06-04-2016 12:36 AM

Take it to a track

drewbot 06-04-2016 01:08 AM

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Originally Posted by infinity21 (Post 2670623)
Take it to a track

Stoptechs can be bedded on the street safely. Aggressive track pads require a ton of heat which isn't that safe to do on the street lol

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infinity21 06-04-2016 01:14 AM

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Originally Posted by drewbot (Post 2670643)
Stoptechs can be bedded on the street safely. Aggressive track pads require a ton of heat which isn't that safe to do on the street lol

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Right. I'm too used to my bp20 and HP+ haha
I bedded in my HPS with stock tires on local streets. A few consecutive hard stops and you're good to go.

FLYFISHR 06-04-2016 01:36 AM

I had thought trying to bed the pads in on any of the major highways with the cops around would have been just as successful as a limping deer being ignored by a pack of wolves. If I read Stop Tech info correctly I should be going from 100kph down to 15kph 8 to 10 times to built up the heat in the pads and rotors. I would have thought that doing that in front of anyone would be very annoying so I was hoping to find a quiet bit of road on which to di it.

Frost 06-04-2016 10:18 AM

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Originally Posted by FLYFISHR (Post 2670473)
Like a person with a sense of humour

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Originally Posted by drewbot (Post 2670571)
I bed on the 407

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I bedded my XP10s on the 407 at close to midnight. If you have high heat capacity pads, you cannot bed them safely on the DVP. That place is crawling with cars through all hours of the night.

JD001 06-04-2016 10:35 AM

In space where no one can hear you squeal! Seriously, I bedded brakes on highways by just taking the car to max speed limit and then braking hard and repeating the process.. obviously making sure there is no traffic behind or near my car.

D_Thissen 06-04-2016 11:05 AM

Like everyone was saying, find an open stretch of highway. You could try the 404 north of the Buttonville airport. Some off ramps work well too. Just make sure no one is behind you lol.

krayzie 06-04-2016 11:39 AM

407 just watch out for the unmarked cop cars usually hiding behind big signs around Bathurst and Yonge stretch.

Safest off ramp with least amount of traffic is probably 401 East at Progress Ave Best Buy exit, you can go back out to 401 West via Brimley North and exiting at Kennedy to repeat the process.

SonnyBRZ 06-04-2016 11:42 AM

I use industrial park that loops around at off hours, though i'm not sure if your area have any quiet ones.

Stoptech street pads should be fairly easy to bed in, if not regular driving will eventually do.


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