Glazed Pads?
17 July 2001, 11:06 AM
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Phil at Barrattes Motorsport de-glazed my DS2000s once and they needed it! The difference was obvious.
From what I can remember, it shows when the end of the pad is slightly curved and shiny (hence glazed) and needs filing back to the rough finish of the pad
Hope this helps, it may be wrong however. I am sure someone will point out if its wrong.
Ron
Phil at Barrattes Motorsport de-glazed my DS2000s once and they needed it! The difference was obvious.
From what I can remember, it shows when the end of the pad is slightly curved and shiny (hence glazed) and needs filing back to the rough finish of the pad
Hope this helps, it may be wrong however. I am sure someone will point out if its wrong.
Ron
17 July 2001, 03:19 PM
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It is quite likely that you have glazed them as the result of breaking heavily before the disks and pads have had chance to warm up.
Take them out and use a fine grade of wet & dry or simular to gently take the glaze off.
You might find they aren't glazed and you just need some new ones.
[This message has been edited by Dragon (edited 17 July 2001).]
Take them out and use a fine grade of wet & dry or simular to gently take the glaze off.
You might find they aren't glazed and you just need some new ones.
[This message has been edited by Dragon (edited 17 July 2001).]
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