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Braking causes moderate vibration 200 1986

posted by  Mac_Muz on  Wed Dec 10 10:16 CST 2003
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Probably you have warped rotors. It might be possible to machine them on the hubs IF there is enough thickness to be legal still... Even doing that the warping can come back in a shorter time than seems possible.. it is all about heat cooling and stress...

If you go with new rotors be certain the hubs are clean and run true, and the rotors run true once mounted. Mac






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