Is there a procedure in doing this? i heard people talk about there being one but never bothered to look into it. thanks in advance
Is there a procedure in doing this? i heard people talk about there being one but never bothered to look into it. thanks in advance
just take it easy for the first 200km
from what i hear there is a heat cycling process that you need to perform on rotors. so what part of the brake system are you actually talking about?
I usually just take the car out on 22x then get on the brakes until I'm doing about 30-40, take it back up to 100-110 for a minute or two, then do it 5-6 more times. That gives everything a chance to heat up and seat properly, but shouldn't warp anything. Make sure you take that time between cycles to let everything cool down again.
I don't think I really need to say this, but I will. Make sure there's no traffic around when you're doing this.
Originally posted by GTS Jeff
just take it easy for the first 200km
the old school methods can BBQ your new pads & rotors.
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what im wondering is, do u get everything to seat properly AFTER the breakin period?Originally posted by Alpine Autowerks
the old school methods can BBQ your new pads & rotors.
no ... I buy parts that fit.
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im talking about bedding the pads...Originally posted by Alpine Autowerks
no ... I buy parts that fit.
as you suggested use the brakes lightly for 2-300 km. after that they will be ready for anything.
Some F1 teams bed in their brakes on public roads with a street car fitted with modified brakes to hold the F1 parts.
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