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Change the stock pads. They are horrible about leaving pad deposits on the rotors. Go through a bed in procedure and it will clean the rotors off. I hate stock

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Change the stock pads. They are horrible about leaving pad deposits on the rotors. Go through a bed in procedure and it will clean the rotors off. I hate stock pads.
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