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Old 07-13-2015, 09:17 PM
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Any obvious scarring or marks? I'd check that fully before saying it's just the ecoat. Glad that is a potential cause. Just dont wanna see brake failure rushing to make an event.
Amen to that! Took the car out with my tuner and after a few heat cycles on the brakes, the noise disappeared.
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Amen to that! Took the car out with my tuner and after a few heat cycles on the brakes, the noise disappeared.



Good news!! I personally wasn't aware that the black coatings would make goofy noises.... so we've all learned something!! Thanks to you and Donny
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