YOUR RESEARCHNew pads/disc - loud drone when hot...should I worry? - Page 1 - 911/Carrera GT - PistonHeads UK
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Pretty much as per title... Textar/pagid pads, and OEM discs on my standard 997. Once they get really hot there's quite a drone emanating....is it just the fresh surfaces not bedded in yet and it will get smoother? Should I have let them bed in a bit longer before going for it? Thanks for any advice
thanks cmoose...I had a rough idea that was good for the bedding in I was really punishing them in that way i guess, which confused me. Although I was slowing from "fast" to about 40. I'll try slowing to an even slower speed, and from cold Cheers
Half a dozen hard stops from fast to almost standstill then keep driving for a while to cool them down.
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