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Old 11-05-2002, 03:03 AM
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Truth about Warped Rotors

i came upon this article on stoptech's website, very informative

http://www.stoptech.com/whitepapers/...otors_myth.htm
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Old 11-05-2002, 04:01 AM
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Believe it - Carrol Smith knows his stuff!
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Awsome article!
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very very interesting
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Old 11-05-2002, 06:33 AM
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Great article. Thanks for posting it. I think someone suggested on the board a few weeks ago that our brake problem was the pads. I've never broken in pads or rotors nor have I never replaced the pads when turning or replacing the rotors. I was ready to spend some money upgrading the rotors, but maybe I'll try new pads first. Any suggestions on a "high performance street pad with good low operating characteristics"????
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Originally posted by Cwa232
Great article. Thanks for posting it. I think someone suggested on the board a few weeks ago that our brake problem was the pads. I've never broken in pads or rotors nor have I never replaced the pads when turning or replacing the rotors. I was ready to spend some money upgrading the rotors, but maybe I'll try new pads first. Any suggestions on a "high performance street pad with good low operating characteristics"????
i think stoptech uses Axxis pads. personally i would send an email out to them asking.
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I think this should be a FAQ...I mean how much more great information can you get about brakes.
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Old 11-06-2002, 05:29 AM
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Originally posted by silverkorn


i think stoptech uses Axxis pads. personally i would send an email out to them asking.
The stoptech web site indicates Axxis Ultimate pads, which are described as Performance Street Pads. I am so tired of the brakes on this car. Why is it that nissan can't come up with a permanent solution other than constant rotor turning/replacement. Maybe Carrol Smith should see a maxima rotor that had the lugs tightened with an impact wrench and then driven for a while - it would be his first warped rotor.
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