Raging Bull
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- Joined
- May 26, 2005
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- Age
- 44
- Location
- Melbourne
- Members Ride
- VX S Pack L67
Yeah machining them is only a quick fix and to be honest a complete waste of money. The reason for the discs to warp is that there is too much heat build up in the rotors from either a full emergency stop or heavy continuous braking. Because of the heat the disc warps under the extreme pressure from the brake pads, then when it cools it sets in that position. The cause of the issue, heat, goes all the way threw the rotor so machining only gets rid of the superficial damage. The real damage is inside the rotor core where the heat has permanently warped the metal. When the rotors get hot again, they warp back to what they were previously before they were machined.
Only real fix, new rotors.
Exactly right and what ****es me off most is why didn't the bloody "Brake Specialists" inform me of this, I was more than happy to buy new ones instead waste $150 on absolutely nothing, very angry about that.