Rotors still warp - it's commonly misdiagnosed as warping, but all the misdiagnoses don't change the fact that some warping still happens. Period. All vibration is not absolutely Uneven Pad Deposits. Thats like saying All Rain water is fresh and clean... it's just flat wrong.
You're also citing cementite formations regarding brake applications on daily driven cars... obviously completely off base. 650-700C+ Yup... i hit that all the time on my car...
I'm not saying you're wrong regarding brake vibrations being mostly Uneven Pad Deposits. But you won't admit that rotors warp and thats ludicrous. I know MOST vibrations are from uneven pad deposits... thats very common... and it's also common to re-bed the rotors to redistribute the pad material evenly... as long as you haven't exceeded the operating temperature of the pad material, the deposits are not "Fused" to the rotor and can be manipulated. I'm not going to argue this fact with you, because I've done it myself. I had vibrations braking from 60ish, and after i went out and followed the bed-in procedure, those vibrations went away...
First off - this doesn't even make sense...Originally Posted by Kelvin
1) The problem with what diagnoses and repair procedure? (Link no worky)
2) "Replacing the Brake rotor with a new brake rotor or machining the rotor on a bench lathe will only fix the problem temporary." - How is Replacing the entire warped or unevenly deposited rotor a temporary solution? That should solve your "Cementite" problem right? Sounds like this guy has a history of Vibrating rotors... maybe he doesn't know what he's doing?
3) The grammar in this paragraph is so terrible i question it's author's credibility...
I can't believe this... i'm laughing my ass off here... you're agreeing with a guy who is claiming that NO MATTER WHAT YOU DO, no matter how much money you spend, no matter what anybody tells you, after only 1000 - 6000 kilometers of driving you WILL have brake vibrations from DTV!!! AH HA HA HA HA HAOriginally Posted by kelvin
Thats hilarious!! Fucking Hilarious!!!
I've had my Car for about 1.5 years now. I replaced the OEM rotors and pads with Sportbrake Cross Drilled and Slotted rotors and OEM Ceramic Pads. I've put 25,000+ Miles on my car, and guess what! No Vibrations!!! Crazy I Know! My friend has put at least that many miles on his Z06 with Metallic Pads and OEM Blanks and guess what! No Vibrations!!! You know why! Because this article is pointing out something ridiculous and claiming it to be fact. Try telling someone that in 1000-6000 kilometers they're going to have brake vibrations no matter what they do. And replacing the rotor is the only repair. And thats only a temporary solution. oh yeah... i'm dying...
Kelvin - give up, you're the only one misunderstanding and misinterpreting the information you're being given. You're wrong, and i'm really starting to feel sorry for you...
Dan
Bookmarks