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      09-05-2014, 07:39 AM   #20
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Originally Posted by smq42 View Post
Thanks Neil. I've been reading some of the other brake threads and was slowly coming to a similar conclusion regarding pad deposits.

Do you think I can put on a more aggressive pad with the current rotors (which "feel" warped -- car shakes a lot when braking) and continue using them? Would this fix the pad deposit problem and make the rotors better again?

(OP: sorry for thread-jacking).
Mount a set of track pads that you would use for your next event and use them to "scrub" the deposits off of your rotors. Essentially you'll need to do some repeated stops similar to what you would do when bedding in new pads but less aggressively with less heat buildup. When you bed in pads you're transferring pad material to the rotor. By using a less aggressive procedure you keep the temps down and can remove the transfer material. It may take several "stops" to accomplish this.

Stoptech has a great article on this: http://www.stoptech.com/technical-su...eposit-removal
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