After some grooved Discs all round
01 March 2010, 07:02 PM
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FAO:- IAN GODNEY
Received all my parts today, just like to say thankyou very much for them, they looks very impressive indeed, the fronts looks bloody huge lol.
2 questions as per norm
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What do I clean the disc's up with to remove the greasey film?
How best to bed in the DS2500?
Received all my parts today, just like to say thankyou very much for them, they looks very impressive indeed, the fronts looks bloody huge lol.
2 questions as per norm
,What do I clean the disc's up with to remove the greasey film?
How best to bed in the DS2500?
01 March 2010, 07:16 PM
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Hi Darren
You can get brake and clutch cleaner in a spray can for about £2 , spray that on and wipe them with a cloth.
Bed the discs in with normal driving for about 300 miles , then start braking down from speed , brake from around 70-80 hard down to 30 , then carry on driving to cool them off , do this about 4 or 5 times and they should be about done then
Cheers Ian
You can get brake and clutch cleaner in a spray can for about £2 , spray that on and wipe them with a cloth.
Bed the discs in with normal driving for about 300 miles , then start braking down from speed , brake from around 70-80 hard down to 30 , then carry on driving to cool them off , do this about 4 or 5 times and they should be about done then
Cheers Ian
01 March 2010, 07:28 PM
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Hi Darren
You can get brake and clutch cleaner in a spray can for about £2 , spray that on and wipe them with a cloth.
Bed the discs in with normal driving for about 300 miles , then start braking down from speed , brake from around 70-80 hard down to 30 , then carry on driving to cool them off , do this about 4 or 5 times and they should be about done then
Cheers Ian
You can get brake and clutch cleaner in a spray can for about £2 , spray that on and wipe them with a cloth.
Bed the discs in with normal driving for about 300 miles , then start braking down from speed , brake from around 70-80 hard down to 30 , then carry on driving to cool them off , do this about 4 or 5 times and they should be about done then
Cheers Ian
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