Golf GT brakes - Same as GTI????

[Logzy]

Ever heard of rotor warp Polar? Geez you use a big hammer sometimes mate!

Im not sure if its a massive mash hammer or the biggest butchers knife ive ever seen.

[POLARBEAR666]

hmmm what is this rotor warp u speak of? If I get squeeking or any issues I just do some high speed stops and clean that stuff up!

I got into that habit after reading the bed in procedure for my pagid blue brake pads on the subaru... drive to 200-0.. 150- 0 then 4x 80-0.

[thestu]

looking good!

is that a 16" or a 17" rim?

cheers

[POLARBEAR666]

17"

I am probably going to go to a lightweight 16" at some point with semi slick race tyres like my old subaru had.

[Logzy]

looking good!

cheers

I guess we all have different tastes

[Logzy]

hmmm what is this rotor warp u speak of? If I get squeeking or any issues I just do some high speed stops and clean that stuff up!

I got into that habit after reading the bed in procedure for my pagid blue brake pads on the subaru... drive to 200-0.. 150- 0 then 4x 80-0.

Thats exactly how not to bed pads.
You should never come to a complete stop when bedding pads and i fail to see where the procedure you read says 200-0, 150-0 & 4x 80-0.
http://www.pagid-brake-pads.co.uk/be...n-guidance.php

[POLARBEAR666]

Thats what came on the slip of paper with the pads.

Maybe they have watered it down because people were doing it on the streets. but It said that the best way was to do that on a closed track.

on your website it gives almost the same description

"Bedding In At High Speed

1 brake application with medium to high pedal pressure from approx 110mph to 50mph
without allowing wheels to lock.

Allow 3-4 recovery brake applications with light pedal pressure.

Repeat high speed applications including recovery applications another 2-3 times."