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Old 05-01-2006, 11:14 AM
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I use race pads (Cobalt Spec VR/VX) on the track, and street pads (Cobalt GT Sport) for street and autocross. When I get new pads, I bed them in, which I understand is for the purpose of depositing pad material on the rotors, which makes braking more efficient, and lengthens the life of the pads.

I assume that I need to do the same thing with new rotors. Assuming that is correct, do I also need to bed both the used street pads and the used race pads with the new rotors, since I don't change rotors for the track?

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[QUOTE=124Spider,May 1 2006, 12:14 PM] I assume that I need to do the same thing with new rotors.
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I always thought that the pads should be bedded-in against the rotors in which they will be used against? Therefore, if I got new pads and rotors, I'd install them both before bedding them in. This is actually good timing, as I will be installing new pads and rotors on the WRX once they arrive this week.

Also, what if you're installing a BBK?
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