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Old 2006-01-07, 09:50 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by Dean
Unless this is the 4th or 5th set of pads, new rotors should not be necessary. The stock rotors will last quite a while under normal use, and can even be turned a number of times.

Otherwise, I would look at the Hawk HPS for a purely street driven car.
The car has about 40 to 50k miles on it. I'm guessing that the rotors are the originals. There is a noticeable lip on the outside edge of the rotors. However, they look really clean... no grooves or cracks.

The other thing is that the pads seem to have a bit of meat left on 'em... a little under a 1/4" inch. If it were my car, I'd keep driving it for a bit, then replace the pads. But if I top off the fluid to turn off the light, I bet Kristen will forget about it and drive till she's braking with the piston itself.

Dean, have any recomended places for Audi pads? I buy all my brake bits from StopTech and they don't carry anything for smaller A6 brakes that are on Kristen's car.
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