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Squealing Pads, What Else To Check Before Machining?

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hey guys

had mine machined and new pads put on them a while ago and they use to scare grown men when i put on the brakes, unless i slammed em on. after bout 900km it stopped, seemed to be the same time i got my rims.

was also told that it was cause they were hard compound pads.

peace

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