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02-17-2010, 04:04 PM

blkjack

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Originally Posted by roy

I would almost bet the rotors are warped. I have seen top brands be warprd out of the box. If you had new ones put on, didnt see it posted. The only best way to make sure the rotors are straight is for them to be turned with an on car lathe. Also, if they didnt torqe lug nuts, that could be your corprate too.I have done brakes and front ends for the last 18 years. hope I helped you out

X2 Most of the times thats the best and only way to turn rotors is with an on car lathe. I am thinking the same that it is warped rotors they either werent turned true or it they were new ones they werent true out of the box. And most of the time when we would put new rotors on cust vehicles we would turn them anyways and just take a small amount off just to ensure they were true and gives it a rougher finish to help burnish the pads in.

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