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They use different colors depending on the pad compound, at least in my experience. Not that it matters, it burns off in a session anyway, lol
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My Carbotech's were black backing plates, for two different sets of brakes.
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I think I ruined these rotors what do you guys think? Will it wear back to normal or do I have to replace it to avoid tapering every set of pads I install?
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How'd you manage that one? You could have it turned. Probably not much more expensive to just replace it, though.
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I don't know, my last set of pads tapered. And I guess in turn they tapered the rotors. I started do pedal dance now but want to know if I should replace these to avoid ruining the next set of pads/my street pads.
Who turns two piece rotors?
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xp10, but I think its a matter of the stability control since I wasn't doing the pedal dance at the time.
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Never experienced uneven pad wear with XP12 and Sprint and never used pedal dance, doubt it's related. I believe that your calipers are pretty new too. Did you bed the pads? Pic of the brake pad surface? If you can catch a nail on any of the heat cracks, replace with new. |
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Yea I can feel my nail on the heat checking guess I will buy new ones. Considering blanks not sure. The j hooks looks cool tho
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Ok, it may be time to have them serviced by Essex after 2 years, also if driven in winter/salt. I'm using blanks for more even surface wear, no brake ducts, Torque RT700. |
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That said, there may be something else going on you want to figure out before doing that. |
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@CounterSpace Garage , agree I need new rings? PM me so we can set it up
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