.The EBC disc has been on for a week or so and the surface shows strange 'feathery' patterns like a tyre thats been thrashed
.I will be contacting M&P this morning for a refund.
Rear disc
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Jez
, Sep 28 2006 07:51 pm
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Jez
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Posted 05 October 2006 - 06:50 am
No, Minty, you have not misread. The EBC disk checks out ok on the bench but when rested in place on the wheel it 'rocks' very slightly. When bolted up this 'rocking' translates to warpage. The Yammy disc is rock solid .
The EBC disc has been on for a week or so and the surface shows strange 'feathery' patterns like a tyre thats been thrashed .
I will be contacting M&P this morning for a refund.
.The EBC disc has been on for a week or so and the surface shows strange 'feathery' patterns like a tyre thats been thrashed
.I will be contacting M&P this morning for a refund.
All now a fond (very fond) memory. Maybe again some day.
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Posted 05 October 2006 - 11:48 am
QUOTE(Jez @ Wed 4th Oct 2006, 05:58 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Thanks to all for your sage advice.
Thanks especially to GuyGraham for help above and beyond the forum. Yammy disc received today, fitted this morning and test rode to work this aternoon. Warpage problem instantly cured.
Thanks a bunch, mate.
Thanks especially to GuyGraham for help above and beyond the forum. Yammy disc received today, fitted this morning and test rode to work this aternoon. Warpage problem instantly cured.
Thanks a bunch, mate.
No problem - glad to help
Learn from your mistake - don't buy EBC again
As I said above, aftermarket discs aren't a patch on the OEM quality, unless anybody else has personnel experince otherwise
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