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Fix brake vibration by braking really hard to remove pad deposits?

ok just picked my car up from the shop..initial feeling was holy damn they look sick!...i drove the car and i dont know if its a common thing or not

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Old 02-16-2012, 01:25 PM   #30 (permalink)
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ok just picked my car up from the shop..initial feeling was holy damn they look sick!...i drove the car and i dont know if its a common thing or not but the stock brakes bite very quickly and abruptly...with the hps pads and stop tech rotors it seems more civilized...the harder i push the pedal the harder it brakes unlike the stock ones that sometimes a tap will make it come to a complete stop...ill be driving it more today and i can give u a better review...but so far its a lot nicer for traffic lol

Oh and absolutely no shaking
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