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Before you REALLY need them? I'm suppose to be driving to Sedona tonight to go camping, but wanna order some redbox's with slotted rear rotor because I know they are going to tell me the rear rotor are warped. Can it wait till say next Wed?
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There's always rear brakes and rotors can always be replaced. =]
My sensor went on with barely any pad left .. in fact the pad was sort of crumbling off on one corner. I bought the red mintex and am glad i did .. a LOT less brake dust, and if there is any, it comes off very easy
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...of course, at that point, you probably need rotors as well as pads, and better hope you don't find out coming up on traffic doing a buck or more.
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I know I'll need rotors anyway so what the hell!
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...for example, when I first ran out of pads, I was running a high performance pad on track and I was really killing my brakes.
for those from NorCal, i was heading into T14 at Thunderhill, which is a decent braking zone cuase T14 is pretty tight. The turn's a right hander, so I was lined up right at tracks edge left, I slammed on teh brakes, and the car did fine for about a 1/2 second, then the rear end kicked left onto the grass. Normally that's no big deal, but i was countersteering left in the braking zone for a right hand turn, and the brakes that did still have pads left (the rears) were off track, so they weren't helping much (off track in semi-moist grass). Like most great things about the quattro cars, they scrub a lot of speed in an understeer slide, so i used most of the righ turn sliding to slow down, got the car pointed straight, and pitted to see what was up. NO more front pads on either side, left front worse then right front. I've been to Sedona (AZ) so I wouldn't go down teh canyon with worn out brakes. ![]() ![]() Of course YMMV...
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Once was in an Explorer and the other a Caravan :-(
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![]() oops. I was a track noob back then. no more OEM pads now.
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