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Originally Posted by SouthArk370Z
The fact that the symptoms keep returning lead me to believe it is a problem with some kind of buildup on the rotor face(s). The leaking caliper may be allowing fluid onto the face (the caliper has been leaking for a LONG time if this is the case). Maybe the way you use the brakes is causing a quick buildup of pad material.
Most of the other suggestions I've seen in this thread would be immediately apparent and not take a while to show up.
YMMV
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sounds plausabile with a leak causing quicker deposit build up.
I think this is your rotor... resurfacing sports rotors aren't the best idea since the problem is usually going to come back.
there was another thread a few weeks back where Jar gave a good run down on what to or not do.
tl/dr/can't find -> brake more evenly, don't press too hard when at a stand still, don't drive through puddles intentionally (hot rotors + cold water = bad)
btw I had a similar vibration in the pedal/wheel but only between 60 to 50. it would disappear in low speed scenario's. swapped the rotors and pads.