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broster
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have been having a bit of vibration on my brakes for a while, not warped disc vibs.... worse.... havent had the time or money to get it fixed for a while, had new discs but was waiting to get new pads first.... anyway today i put new discs and pads on the car, removed the old black diamond disc's and green stuff pads to find th efull extent of what was causing the vibration, i knew it was not good but this disc is shocking IMO....

images of inside of the disc:




outer face of the disc


thats the drivers side disc, the passenger side was fine, all the pads wer worn the same way..... whats caused this!?
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bling bling
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looks like defective disc material... or its got very very hot at some point then cooled rapdidly... should see the pads that just came off mine i'd say about 0.5 mm of material left if that
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maybe i won't have them lmfao
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oh dear looks like metal to metal rubbing, did the pads have any meat left on them?
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surely if it had got hot it would have damaged both sides of the disc.... not just one side of one disc
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i had same, one of my calipers was knackered - changed it and it was fine after

does you car pull to one side while you put the brakes on?
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the pads had loads left on them, least 6mm...
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no brakes feel fine. stops well no pulling.... when the brakes are cool they work fantastic, when it gets hot it just vibrates like buggery, calipers are pretty new anyway.... they are as old as the pads i took out!
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quote:
Originally posted by dna23
maybe i won't have them lmfao


sure....
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quote:
Originally posted by broster
the pads had loads left on them, least 6mm...


mine was same sticky caliper, when i pressed brakes car pulled to one side also disc was warped, new caliper sorted it
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quote:
Originally posted by broster
surely if it had got hot it would have damaged both sides of the disc.... not just one side of one disc


funny you should say that.... i lit up the discs on my old rover and it was only the inner side of the discs that were knackered
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quote:
Originally posted by broster
no brakes feel fine. stops well no pulling.... when the brakes are cool they work fantastic, when it gets hot it just vibrates like buggery, calipers are pretty new anyway.... they are as old as the pads i took out!


dunno then matey?
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20th Oct 05 at 10:27   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

see how long these new discs last then.... lol!
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Looks similar to the brake discs I took off my car a couple of months ago. Haven't got a pic of the discs but heres a pic of the old pad next to the new pad


Thats O.E. spec 2.0 16v pads
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20th Oct 05 at 10:43   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

my pads i took out look the same as your new ones lol
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i have a disk i took off mine a few weeks ago with a massive crack in it
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quote:
Originally posted by SRi-Co
looks like defective disc material... or its got very very hot at some point then cooled rapdidly... should see the pads that just came off mine i'd say about 0.5 mm of material left if that
No way
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i was thinking dont discs get hot and cold rapidl anyway lol!
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Top tip of the day... Use GM disks!
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they look poo tho........
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And this looks good?



Anyways, I didn't think you tuning guys were into stuff looking good? I thought it was all about performance
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The actual pad material was non existant if you hadn't guessed allready

doesn't make a grinding noise anymore funnily enough
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ed, yes it looks hardcore! lol!
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combination of heavy brakeing and the car being sat up for a while i would think....

[Edited on 20-10-2005 by Siberia]

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