dave9172

i have about 25000 miles on my evo 8. i had my rotors turned about 3000 miles ago d/t excissive warping of my rotors both front and back. it took away the vibration in the steering wheel temporarily but is already back again and stronger than ever. i dont want to spend a fortune on new brake components, but dont want to resurface rotors again as it obviously didnt help out from the last time it was done. i have done some research and have only come to the conclusion about proper bedding techniques w/ new equipment. any suggestions?? thanks.

emagdnim8

iTrader: (9)

new pads + rotors?

dave9172

pads i dont mind but rotors are expensive. i ddnt think the rotors would need to be changed already at only 25k. anyone?

truedefekt

I had the same vibrations of the steering wheel.. I replaced, brake lines, rotors, and pads all is well and nothing to worry about anymore it all happened @ 14.556 miles!

Enyth

iTrader: (73)

how do rotors warp that early anyhow? just curious. is it from hard braking? i hope i dont have to change mine soon..im at 30k with no race tracking or hard braking.

x838nwy

one more time with feeling:
Please read-
http://www.stoptech.com/tech_info/wp...rakedisk.shtml
It will save you money.
Then read-
http://www.stoptech.com/tech_info/wp_bedintheory.shtml
Then -
http://www.stoptech.com/tech_info/wp_bedinstock.shtml

Try bedding in your pads again and see if it goes away. Another thing is not to leave your foot in the brake pedal when the rotors are hot, this will cause damage also.

Good luck...

WarmPepsi

iTrader: (35)

exactly.

dave9172

yeah ill try the bedding and if that doesnt work, replace parts. is it possible to keep the pads and just replace the rotors as there is plenty of pad left?