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This isn't quite my field, but I've been told you only need to have a rotor turned if it's warped or scored; otherwise you can just change out the pads, then ap
by sbierwagen 14y ago
This isn't quite my field, but I've been told you only need to have a rotor turned if it's warped or scored; otherwise you can just change out the pads, then apply the brakes heavily to conform them to the rotor surface.
- grecy 14y agoThat's exactly what I have always done.
- stephengillie 14y agoI've never seen brake pads wear out without scoring the rotor.
- sbierwagen 14y agoSome pads have a thin piece of soft spring steel that drag on the rotor when the pad is thin, producing horrible screeching noises without damaging the surface.