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Got new discs and pads to go on all round, and going to change the fluid whilst I'm there, question is, stick with DOT4 or go balls deep with dot5?

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35 minutes ago, mattiekane said:

And I'm sold, DOT5 it is 😁

 

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wait... forgot, use 5.1. 5 and 4 can't be mixed... so any leftover fluid in your lines will mix, don't think that would be the best idea

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Are they definitely warped ?

As if some pads and discs ain't put through their pases the grooves clog up . If thats the case sometimes getting a lot of heat in them (braking hard on a slip lane a few times) can clean em up .

Might be worth a try before complaining to them .

I warped 2 sets on mine but i think that was due to having red stuff & kevlar hard compound pads for road use .as ive done 1.5k on my current adb discs and pfc pads without issues (so far lol )

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I'll try some heavy breaking to make sure first

 

I have previously done some spirited back road driving and they seem to get worse with more heat, but I'll double check [emoji106]

 

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