NEED ADVICE: Aftermarket CCB Pads & Damaged CCB ROTORS
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NEED ADVICE: Aftermarket CCB Pads & Damaged CCB ROTORS
Hello everyone,
I'm looking for some aftermarket CCB brake pads for a 2021 C63 S Coupe W205.
OEM PART NUMBER: 000-421-94-01
Additionally, I have a complete set of 4 OEM CCB Rotors that are slightly damaged, and I'm unsure what to do with them.
Attached below are photos of the CCB rotors.
I'd appreciate some input. Thank you!
I'm looking for some aftermarket CCB brake pads for a 2021 C63 S Coupe W205.
OEM PART NUMBER: 000-421-94-01
Additionally, I have a complete set of 4 OEM CCB Rotors that are slightly damaged, and I'm unsure what to do with them.
Attached below are photos of the CCB rotors.
I'd appreciate some input. Thank you!
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Edge-chips like that are most likely due to being hit by the inside of the car's rims when removing/installing wheels. Sad to see since (just looking at the wear indicators) these rotors would likely otherwise have lots of life and value remaining.
This is why it's crucial to take great care when changing wheels to ensure the CCB rotor edges don't get "bumped/bashed/whacked" by the inside of the rims when removing/installing wheels.
If your vehicle has CCB rotors, you should take steps to notify anybody working on the car of this danger ... and have proof of arrival condition and inspect before accepting, after work is performed. Damage like this incurs a serious cost.
FWIW, I disagree with the "delamination" assessment.
This is why it's crucial to take great care when changing wheels to ensure the CCB rotor edges don't get "bumped/bashed/whacked" by the inside of the rims when removing/installing wheels.
If your vehicle has CCB rotors, you should take steps to notify anybody working on the car of this danger ... and have proof of arrival condition and inspect before accepting, after work is performed. Damage like this incurs a serious cost.
FWIW, I disagree with the "delamination" assessment.
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when I wrote delaminated I meant the damage I see in pics where the surface is gone and under layers appear.
Not how damaged happened.
How it happened like you said probably bashed by wheel installer.
Interesting the Carbon Fiber rotor repair.
Did not see costs but if it was half the price of new rotors it would be worth it since the cost of Carbin Fiber rotors is crazy expensive $X,XXX.XX
Not how damaged happened.
How it happened like you said probably bashed by wheel installer.
Interesting the Carbon Fiber rotor repair.
Did not see costs but if it was half the price of new rotors it would be worth it since the cost of Carbin Fiber rotors is crazy expensive $X,XXX.XX
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