Quote:
Originally posted by DaveT:
I've used the EBC greenstuff on the track and they work great. I spent more than 20 minutes lapping without any sign of brake fade. One other thing, brake pads will not cause a brake rotor to warp. The normal cause of warpage is uneven cooling. Some of the things to becarful about are: washing your car when the rotors are hot, when you do this you spray water on one side of the rotor only; holding your foot on the brake after a hard stop, this causes one spot on the rotor to get heat soaked by the pads while the rest of the rotor is cooling; parking the car after coming off the track, if you've used them hard drive the car around and let them cool a bit before stopping. This is getting too long so just think about how they are being cooled.
I never drive my car on a track and don't drive it hard on the street. The brake rotors should never get that hot to warp. The only thing I can come up with is that reason they warped is the lug nuts were over torqued so am running then at 70 ft lbs. We'll see what happens.


96 Black SE
2.5L V6 ATX