 Bed in procedure for Porterfields R4-S?, no instructions in box. |
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| Aaron Cox |
 Aug 23 2005, 10:00 AM
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anyone know the bed in procedure for these pads?
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| john rogers |
Aug 23 2005, 10:12 AM
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I went and did about 15 stops from 20 MPH or so to zero and then several from 40 MPH to zero and then several from 65 MPH to zero. I let the pads cool off and then went out and did a couple of stops from "fast" to zero and let the pads cool. When I did the first race I did several laps with easy braking and then I used then hard. That seems to have worked well.
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