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Highly unlikely you've warped those fat chunks of metal this fast. Far more likely that you are feeling pad transfer (possibly from improper bedding) It's pretty common with the stock
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Highly unlikely you've warped those fat chunks of metal this fast.
Far more likely that you are feeling pad transfer (possibly from improper bedding) It's pretty common with the stock pads. You can try going though the bedding procedure to try and clear them, or scuff up the rotor surface a bit. |
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