# break in is closer to 3-400 miles on new rotors. pads are usually okay out of the box, except for some organic brands. nm

Posted by Matt (93SE) on September 03, 2002 at 23:52:54:

In Reply to: Matt's right --> posted by John vdP on September 03, 2002 at 22:46:05:

: If you don't mind changing your pads twice. Should not take more than 100 miles. You want to "wear" the outer layer off of the disk. Don't use pads if the previous rotors are badly scored.

: The same goes for new pads, they are best broken in on a used rotor.

: John

Replys:

- CF and Carbon Kevlar pads have very strict bedding procedures as well. nm Jacob ('93 SE) 12:16:25 9/04/2002 (0)

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: : If you don't mind changing your pads twice. Should not take more than 100 miles. You want to "wear" the outer layer off of the disk. Don't use pads if the previous rotors are badly scored. : : The same goes for new pads, they are best broken in on a used rotor. : : John