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Originally Posted by Rich Sandor In regards to warped rotors, 99.99% of people complaining about warped rotors have uneven pad deposits, which causes the vibration feeling when you brake. I've seen a lot of abused rotors - I've seen a lot of cracked rotors and some coned rotors, and I saw one cheap chinese drilled rotor with a wavy surface - but I've yet to see a rotor that was actually visibly warped like a twisted frisbee. |
Thank you Rich... at least someone has a brain left around here. And thank you Lomac as well.
"Warped rotors" is a myth. You bunch of hypocrites all help to perpetuate it by continuing to spread the myth.
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Originally Posted by you i need an explanation here ![Confused](/forums/images/smilies/confused.gif) ![Roll Eyes (Sarcastic)](http://www.ezboard.com/image/emoticons/eyes.gif) |
Here is a professional explanation:
http://www.stoptech.com/tech_info/wp...akedisk.shtml#
Read and weep.
Don't believe it? Put one of your supposedly "warped rotors" on a lathe and see that you're wrong for yourself. I've done it. I didn't believe at first, but now I do. I was willing to admit I was wrong... and believe me, that takes a lot.
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Originally Posted by skyxx I guess they taught me wrong at BCIT and my experiences at work.... ![](http://www.ezboard.com/image/emoticons/wink.gif) |
Yep, guess so.
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Originally Posted by achiam You're poorly read and need to take basic first year Chemistry. |
I took up to 4th year Chem as part of my degree, so... Eat me.
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Originally Posted by eurochevy plz do not give advice about brakes ever again...... |
You can eat me too!