I thought I remembered someone saying they got one of these at their shop. Domination? 1st Try?
If so I might be interested in having this done. The rotors I replaced recently on the Acadia are pulsing already. Calipers don’t seem to be hanging up & the hubs were pretty clean before I put the rotors on. I’m wondering if the hub is a little bit out and turning the rotors in place might help?
we have a pro-cut here at work. ford requires it for warranty work. it works good but i can still bench lathe a rotor faster. I’m still in the learning process with it but it does do the job
if you use ceramic pads they don’t dissipate heat well and the rotor can warp pretty fast after some hard braking. also keep your lugnut torque even, which i’m sure isn’t the issue
^ I’m with you. I think the extended warranty (i.e, the “I-think-it’s-going-to-break-a-lot” policy) is going to pay off.
I should check the runout on the hub like onelsowbowtie asked. I have a dial indicator but no magnetic base or other attachment pieces. I’ll have to track one down from someone at work.
could it be pad material on the rotor? last time i did brakes on my car, they pulsed for the first couple hundred miles, but smoothed out considerably to the point of no pulse.
I’m going to check the runout on the rotors and hubs and see if that’s the problem or if it’s a suspension issue or something else. If it’s the rotors/hubs it might be worth it to try it.