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Old 06-23-2014, 01:30 AM   #1
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Bedding brakes

I'm in the south bay. Tried to bed my brakes late, late at night on 87. There's just too much traffic!

I got HC+800s and for the life of me I can't get them to fade. Consequently, not much transfer layer. The squeaking is getting to me.
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I'm too lazy to google, but are those pads chamferred?
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I'm too lazy to google, but are those pads chamferred?
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I'm in the south bay. Tried to bed my brakes late, late at night on 87. There's just too much traffic!

I got HC+800s and for the life of me I can't get them to fade. Consequently, not much transfer layer. The squeaking is getting to me.
Try Monterey Rd. or Santa Teresa near the old IBM? Those streets are usually empty at night, should give you enough road to bed your brakes.

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