Posted by Hobo,NC on October 31, 2017 at 05:40:14 from (75.136.231.157):
In Reply to: Turning brake rotors posted by 37chief on October 30, 2017 at 18:43:30:
I think I told you how to check replacement Calipers If not check them on the table with a block of wood and air pressure. The best pads are Akebono, Akebono is an OEM Manufacture Looks like OEM is the way to go. Second is NAPA Fleet pads may be called sever duty and there Ultra pads are OK also on 1/2 ton pick ups. Wagner are the worst in my opinion because I have had so many noise issues with them. The best brake parts I have used were Bendex but locally they are not available anymore. My main supplier went to Wagner I tried them they are junk in my opinion I think I had to replace every set I installed :(
Even If I replaced the rotors with new they would get resurfaced its a job to do on a captured rotor you got a deal and if he's good at it even a better deal.
Question do you know what the minimum discard thickness is on your rotors if not did the shop that turned them question you about the extract application the rotors came off of and check them for discard thickness. If not then I would question it you can not look at them and go by how thick they are they have a engineered specification its there for a reason.
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