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Hey guys i have noticed that I have loud grinding sound coming from back car when brake but also when drive sometimes. I think I need new brakes but what about rotors can they be machined and anyone know anyone in Adelaide that does.
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Any reputable brake/suspension workshop.
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I wouldn't recommend machining the OEM rotors.
They're made of a much softer metal, and machining a lip or run-out out of them shortens their life-span dramatically.'07 Transporter 1.9 TDI
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I was told my VW that its not possible when mine were almost due. I upgraded to DBA slotted rotors all around and it was probably not far off the OEM pricing. I got mine from Brakes Direct - Australia's Experts in Automotive Braking Components! which offers free shipping and are pretty good.R36Comment
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