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Brucey 
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the #1 thing that causes brake judder is not 'warpage' per se it is more correctly referred to as; 'runout induced disc thickness variation' -this can be caused by a number of the above mentioned, but what is going on is actually a bit different; it is the THICKNESS variation that feels like warpage... If you don't believe me, try a bit of google action and see if you believe them. cheers
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Andyboy
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Posted: 31-October-2006 at 13:17 |
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The other big no-no is worn pads. When new the
pads dissipate a lot of heat which is severely diminished when they're wafer thin. |
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Posted: 31-October-2006 at 22:38 |
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This applies not just to the brakes, but to the WHOLE car. Let everything warm up - oil, water, tyres, you - then have fun. you know it makes sense! |
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What causes discs to warp...
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