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Old 01-15-2010, 07:15 AM
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Originally Posted by DFRESH View Post
They are both slotted and drilled---

So there may be some pad material build up on the rotors---and a couple hard stops will clean that off? I will give that a try tonight. I read through Stop Tech's info as well--they encouraged using Garnet paper and sanding the rotors to break off the pad residue---guess I will try both.
Yea.. I've sanded mine before. It also works for when stuff gets glazed.
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