Anthraxnz
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they may as well been yesterday when i had to stop from 110km\h to 0 in a short amount of space and nearly went up the back of a falcon.
i was basically standing on the brake pedal with both feet and it refused to slow down properly or even lockup, the only wheel to lock up was the rear passenger side when i had to move evasively.
i know that the front rotors are close to their minimum depth the pads still have a decent amount left, but would to cause a failure of the entire braking system? it felt like the brakes faded immediately.
my guess is it has **** pads on the front, are they supposed to cover 100% of the rotor or like 95% in my case, there is a gap of about 2-3mm between the top of the rotor and the top of the pad.
You can see because the rotor worn enough to see bare metal where the pads are touching and at the top where its a rust colour.
thanks
Front drivers side
i was basically standing on the brake pedal with both feet and it refused to slow down properly or even lockup, the only wheel to lock up was the rear passenger side when i had to move evasively.
i know that the front rotors are close to their minimum depth the pads still have a decent amount left, but would to cause a failure of the entire braking system? it felt like the brakes faded immediately.
my guess is it has **** pads on the front, are they supposed to cover 100% of the rotor or like 95% in my case, there is a gap of about 2-3mm between the top of the rotor and the top of the pad.
You can see because the rotor worn enough to see bare metal where the pads are touching and at the top where its a rust colour.
thanks
Front drivers side