My discs need skimming
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You'll probably be better getting new discs - what type are they, how worn, what symptoms? If they are warped because they are too thin - new discs. If they have material deposition on them they can feel warped.
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john, 330 mm on ap four pots....only done 4/5k on them and have a soft compond pad on..still warped? need to get the wheel off to have a look at deposition.
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Shame, the AP discs are expensive.
I heard that some use a hard race compound pad for a few miles to clean off discs.
There was a juddery incompatability between the 330 discs and DS2500 (not sure if was on 6 or 4 pots best look) which was discussed on 22b recently. Certainly they are fine on my 30(4)?mm discs.
I heard that some use a hard race compound pad for a few miles to clean off discs.
There was a juddery incompatability between the 330 discs and DS2500 (not sure if was on 6 or 4 pots best look) which was discussed on 22b recently. Certainly they are fine on my 30(4)?mm discs.
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