Somewhat will depend on the type of pad your using, std , or something more aggressive ??
Whats the bestest way to break in new discs & pads?
I've read conflicting reports on the intertubes of 10 hard stops from 100kph to 10kph then accelerating back up again or just a few hundred km of "moderate" driving. Which one is the true?
1996 Golf VR6 Colour Concept Green
Somewhat will depend on the type of pad your using, std , or something more aggressive ??
Lots of MK 1 Scirocco's...
If it aint a MK 1 then it must be a donor car ??
Cheers,
Grant...
EBC greenstuff on brembo slotted rotors
1996 Golf VR6 Colour Concept Green
I believe that brakes should be bedded in gently without overheating them.
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Don't Greenstuff have some break in compound on them? I thought you just drove them.....
Gavin
I drove around breaking pretty hard now and again to bed my green stuffs in. The break in compound is bloody bitey!
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Hey Matty.
You should't need to go belting the brakes like crazy to bed them. Just drive them in normally and it should be ok.
Did Joe bed them at all before you took your car back?
Btw, you got those 288mm front hoses yet?
Cheers,
Wade
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