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Cleaning out your garage, i'm looking for some front rotors

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I have seen some pretty deep ridges that still preformed well for street use - there are numbers somewhere as to the thickness of the rotor (not for resufacing as mich as for running longer)
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I have seen some pretty deep ridges that still preformed well for street use - there are numbers somewhere as to the thickness of the rotor (not for resufacing as mich as for running longer)
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I have seen some pretty deep ridges that still preformed well for street use - there are numbers somewhere as to the thickness of the rotor (not for resufacing as mich as for running longer)
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Use there are numbers somewhere as

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I have seen some pretty deep ridges that still preformed well for street use - there are numbers somewhere as to the thickness of the rotor (not for resufacing as mich as for running longer)
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi all, Just on the off chance that someone out there has an unused set of front rotors for an 02 C2 cab, they don't need anymore I'm in the market for a set. PM if you want to free up some shelf space(Ed?). Thanks, Tim

POST 2Original post

haha - I dont have anything USEFUL are yours bad? runout or grooves

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Just wearing out, I think. I have a ridge on the top and bottom of the rotor surface. I need new pads soon so i was thinking of doing both at the same time, but after doing some searches i'm pretty confused.Should I install the new pads with the old rotors to break them or should I change both at the same time?

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if you can, do them all at once. if the ridges are not too deep you might get by with just a pad swap - I have seen some pretty deep ridges that still preformed well for street use - there are numbers somewhere as to the thickness of the rotor (not for resufacing as mich as for running longer) BTW when you car was new it came with new pads and rotors....they can be changed at the same time to ALL new

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I'm going to the winter skills day on Saturday, if your there take a look and let me know what you think.

POST 6Original post

cool, see ya there

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