95gtdrop
Active Member
I'm going to replace the pads on the rears. ( did the fronts lot too long ago ) the rotors seem pretty smooth with no ridging. Should I still turn em?
Do I need to turn the rotors?
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CC'S95GT
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if there's no grooves and no pulsing in the pedal. call it good
GDTrumbo
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The pads break-in to a newly machined rotor better/quicker. Less chance of glazing. But either works.
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I Always turn the rotors when replacing pads. As said they break into a new rotor better.
95gtdrop
Active Member
for ten bucks a side why the hell not . Done. Thanks
Mustanger
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Well each time you turn them they get thinner & will have a better chance at warping...I just have them bust the glaze & any deposits off if not warped.
