[s-cars] Big Reds Softer After Tracking Car?

[CyberPoet]

Cody,

   Based on your explanations, I'd guess that you glazed the pads and
rotor surface pretty damn well. I'd suggest taking a fine emory cloth
to both surfaces (pad & rotor) before bothering to scrap either --
removing the glaze from the brake rotors and the pads will permit a new
friction interface to build properly. Don't expect that merely sanding
them will immediately fix it -- it will take 10 - 15 miles for sintered
or semi-metallic pads to redeposit the needed amount of friction
material onto the rotor surface before it wants to work at 100%. You
can always opt for new pads & rotor resurfacing afterwards if you still
need to.

Cheers
=-= Marc Glasgow
MS Office X OS X Macintosh Training Consulting Tampa Clearwater St Pete
FL
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