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Originally Posted by Icecreamtruk
The problem is hardly ever the pads. Check the rotors. Dont just check from 10 feet away and be like "they look good enough". Get really close and look at the surface where the pad is touching. You might see very small cracks on the rotor, these will get worse over time and eventually your brake pedal will start to pulsate and should you choose to keep running them they will crack completly.
If the rotors are fine, you might have an alignement issue. Toe-ou in the front will create that "unstable" feeling during hard braking. Have you checked your alignment lately?
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I had the car up on jack stand and check the pads and rotor after the track day, rotor was fine but there was uneven wear from the brake pads.
I will do another double check when i get a chance on the weekend.
and I just got my alignment about 3 months ago when I installed my RCE Yellow, it should be 0 toe in front.
Thanks