"Brake Wear"
because the pads wear and creates a "lip" on the edge of the rotor. the thickness on the most outer edge is unchanged. the pads don't wear out all the way to the edge for that indicator to be of any use.
because the pads wear and creates a "lip" on the edge of the rotor. the thickness on the most outer edge is unchanged. the pads don't wear out all the way to the edge for that indicator to be of any use.

Only additional tips I can give to the DIY on here is after you pop the wheel off, be sure to spray wd-40 on the bolts holding the caliper on and let sit for 5 min while you prep the pads with brake quiet… those mothers are on there good!! Im a strong guy and it took everything I have to break them loose.
After proper break-in period I will get back on and review the Disk-Italia pads…
Last edited by 07 Benz; Jul 3, 2009 at 09:51 AM.
That is weird, the computer will lock up if I tried to "Manage Attachments" to upload a pic in IE8. I had to do this in Firefox.
Last edited by Sincity; Jul 3, 2009 at 05:36 PM.
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That is weird, the computer will lock up if I tried to "Manage Attachments" to upload a pic in IE8. I had to do this in Firefox.

Seems my wear on the rotors was about equal - 28MM left from 80%, 29k highway miles... I too will change the rotors next time.
I washed the car Fri (after the Thursday night instillation) and already notice the decrease in dust. The stopping power is superior over OEM – petal seems to be much more responsive and increased grab requires much less pressure on the petal.
For less than $90 shipped (fronts only), I don’t think these pads can be beat for the non-aggressive daily driver.









