March 9, 201313 yr #11 It never seems to wear right even with a good vac bleed Do u have a genuine hot tip on this ralph ?
March 9, 201313 yr #12 bleed them as per the FPV manual and you will get even pad wear:206-03B_-FPV_Performance_Front_Disk_Brake1.pdf
March 9, 201313 yr #13 First I was thinking sticky pistons but that was after fraud had done a bleed the first time Made that chit assumption that they at least would do brakes right but seems like no Iam due to give it a full flush/bleed and ill do it this time
March 9, 201313 yr #16 Author might as well replace all front rotors and pads soon. what pads do you guys use? dont think I'll go drilled brembo rotors, too expensive
March 10, 201313 yr #17 I use DBA slotted and drilled rotors and just a cheap set of bursons pads they seem to last longer and pull up better than the bendix pads I've had no trouble at all with them
March 12, 201313 yr #18 Author Not if they are bleed properly. OP has air in the outside caliper side.Damn fraud probably introduced the air bubbles Edited March 12, 201313 yr by sct911
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