For an E30, do the rotors need to be changed every time the pads are changed (as is the case with modern bimmers). I have the Turner brake kit which consists of Turner's drilled rotors and Axxis Ultimates - both were new and installed at the same time. A brief visual inspection leads me to believe the rotors are fine, but will new pads and older rotors equal warped rotors?
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It is perfectly okay to change pads and keep the rotors, as long as the rotors are not getting too thin and are still in good shape. It will obviously take a bit of time before the new pads are properly bedded with the old rotors. Every rotor has a "print" made by small grooves. The pattern must be transmitted unto the pad before you get 100% perfect mating.
You will not warp the rotors, if they are within thickness specs.Brake harder. Go faster. No shit.
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Thank you, Lee - much appreciated :grin:It is perfectly okay to change pads and keep the rotors, as long as the rotors are not getting too thin and are still in good shape. It will obviously take a bit of time before the new pads are properly bedded with the old rotors. Every rotor has a "print" made by small grooves. The pattern must be transmitted unto the pad before you get 100% perfect mating.
You will not warp the rotors, if they are within thickness specs.I Timothy 2:1-2Comment

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