Front calipers
07-05-2017, 05:59 PM
#11
Senior Member
Obviously...
To the OP. If you do end up replacing the rotor. Make sure you ask what kind of bearing they use in the rotor. Cheap is not always the best route... There's been an issue where certain brands of rotor was using a subpar bearing and was seeing bearing failure in as little as 5-10k miles. Do you homework early so it pays off down the road.
To the OP. If you do end up replacing the rotor. Make sure you ask what kind of bearing they use in the rotor. Cheap is not always the best route... There's been an issue where certain brands of rotor was using a subpar bearing and was seeing bearing failure in as little as 5-10k miles. Do you homework early so it pays off down the road.
Last edited by nrivera04; 07-05-2017 at 06:03 PM.
07-05-2017, 09:07 PM
#12
Senior Member
Thread Starter
Obviously...
To the OP. If you do end up replacing the rotor. Make sure you ask what kind of bearing they use in the rotor. Cheap is not always the best route... There's been an issue where certain brands of rotor was using a subpar bearing and was seeing bearing failure in as little as 5-10k miles. Do you homework early so it pays off down the road.
To the OP. If you do end up replacing the rotor. Make sure you ask what kind of bearing they use in the rotor. Cheap is not always the best route... There's been an issue where certain brands of rotor was using a subpar bearing and was seeing bearing failure in as little as 5-10k miles. Do you homework early so it pays off down the road.
It just kinda stings a little as this set of rotors are relatively fresh.
07-07-2017, 10:33 AM
#14
Senior Member
Thread Starter
The rotor does not appear to have 'blued', but has a little pulse under braking. Thinking I can live with it for now. Just ordered a pair of Centric 'loaded' calipers/brackets from Rockauto.