PBT Special Front & Rear Drilled Slotted Rotors Hawk Pads 269 Shipped
09-21-2007, 01:00 AM
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This offer is still Good?
How do you compare to PowerStop Cross Drilled Rotors? I had mine for 4 years now and finally I see some cracks between the holes. time for Replacement.
How do you compare to PowerStop Cross Drilled Rotors? I had mine for 4 years now and finally I see some cracks between the holes. time for Replacement.
09-24-2007, 01:48 PM
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Sorry. I haven't been on the boards all weekend. Personal issues.
Just now saw this and I'll need a few minutes to read through the other thread to get up to speed. I have a few PM's I need to read too.
8a8mfh, I know you don't want to resolve the issue but I will still try. I don't know what's going on yet, I don't know what other members have told you or accused you of but it doesn't really matter. If there is a problem, it can be fixed.
Harry
Just now saw this and I'll need a few minutes to read through the other thread to get up to speed. I have a few PM's I need to read too.
8a8mfh, I know you don't want to resolve the issue but I will still try. I don't know what's going on yet, I don't know what other members have told you or accused you of but it doesn't really matter. If there is a problem, it can be fixed.
Harry
Originally Posted by Y2KFirehawk
Does anyone from PBT have anything to say in response to 8a8mfh?
09-24-2007, 03:18 PM
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Originally Posted by 8a8mfh
I bought some Hawks HPS pads and slotted rotors from a new sponsor here for a ridiculously low price.
And I have a problem.
The pads don't seem to have much contact on the rotors on the outer side (side facing wheel)
So I took everything apart and found the pads are very uneven, as you can see in the pic attached the shiney side of the pad touches the rotor the dull side doesn't.
The dull side of the pad is almost 1/8 inch thinner than the shiney part.
Is this normal?
You might be able to see the ring on the rotor is about 3/4 inch if that.
Did I get some defective pads or something?
And I have a problem.
The pads don't seem to have much contact on the rotors on the outer side (side facing wheel)
So I took everything apart and found the pads are very uneven, as you can see in the pic attached the shiney side of the pad touches the rotor the dull side doesn't.
The dull side of the pad is almost 1/8 inch thinner than the shiney part.
Is this normal?
You might be able to see the ring on the rotor is about 3/4 inch if that.
Did I get some defective pads or something?
Harry
09-24-2007, 04:18 PM
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09-24-2007, 08:22 PM
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Have Not Recieved My Order Yet!!! Merchant : performance Brake Technologies
Date/Time : 10-Sep-2007 11:44:22 AM
Transaction ID : 1550941355
Hi I called and placed an order over the phone a little over 2 weeks ago and have not revcieved my order yet. I ordered f/r set of rotors and f/r hawk brake pads for my 2003 350z. I've tried calling and emailing you and haven't got a response yet. Whats up with my order??? Placed order with Harry Robertson if that helps any.
Jay Patel
JPatel1127@hotmail.com
816-645-4125
Date/Time : 10-Sep-2007 11:44:22 AM
Transaction ID : 1550941355
Hi I called and placed an order over the phone a little over 2 weeks ago and have not revcieved my order yet. I ordered f/r set of rotors and f/r hawk brake pads for my 2003 350z. I've tried calling and emailing you and haven't got a response yet. Whats up with my order??? Placed order with Harry Robertson if that helps any.
Jay Patel
JPatel1127@hotmail.com
816-645-4125
09-24-2007, 10:18 PM
#92
Heres an update.
I looked over all the parts and researched F-Body specific brake problems.
The conclusion is that my front calipers are spread aka caliper deflection.
Very evident on a new rotor because you can clearly see the contact area, and I suspect this is why the OE rotors needed to be turned so many times under warranty.
So I am going to upgrade to a non F-Body caliper.
The only defective part I got from this deal is one rear brake pad, Hawk HPS.
Harry has been very patient with me and is willing to exchange the set.
I feel the right thing to do is clean up this thread a bit so I'm going to delete a few posts that I made.
And if anyone quoted anything I posted could you please edit it.
I looked over all the parts and researched F-Body specific brake problems.
The conclusion is that my front calipers are spread aka caliper deflection.
Very evident on a new rotor because you can clearly see the contact area, and I suspect this is why the OE rotors needed to be turned so many times under warranty.
So I am going to upgrade to a non F-Body caliper.
The only defective part I got from this deal is one rear brake pad, Hawk HPS.
Harry has been very patient with me and is willing to exchange the set.
I feel the right thing to do is clean up this thread a bit so I'm going to delete a few posts that I made.
And if anyone quoted anything I posted could you please edit it.
09-24-2007, 10:29 PM
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Originally Posted by 8a8mfh
Heres an update.
I looked over all the parts and researched F-Body specific brake problems.
The conclusion is that my front calipers are spread aka caliper deflection.
Very evident on a new rotor because you can clearly see the contact area, and I suspect this is why the OE rotors needed to be turned so many times under warranty.
So I am going to upgrade to a non F-Body caliper.
The only defective part I got from this deal is one rear brake pad, Hawk HPS.
Harry has been very patient with me and is willing to exchange the set.
I feel the right thing to do is clean up this thread a bit so I'm going to delete a few posts that I made.
And if anyone quoted anything I posted could you please edit it.
I looked over all the parts and researched F-Body specific brake problems.
The conclusion is that my front calipers are spread aka caliper deflection.
Very evident on a new rotor because you can clearly see the contact area, and I suspect this is why the OE rotors needed to be turned so many times under warranty.
So I am going to upgrade to a non F-Body caliper.
The only defective part I got from this deal is one rear brake pad, Hawk HPS.
Harry has been very patient with me and is willing to exchange the set.
I feel the right thing to do is clean up this thread a bit so I'm going to delete a few posts that I made.
And if anyone quoted anything I posted could you please edit it.
done editing
09-25-2007, 10:13 AM
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Originally Posted by 8a8mfh
...I am going to upgrade to a non F-Body caliper.
...if anyone quoted anything I posted could you please edit it.
...if anyone quoted anything I posted could you please edit it.
I went ahead and edited my posts.I appreciate the efforts of PBT, well noted.
09-25-2007, 04:01 PM
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Ditto... Harry... Let me know something today!
I am a patient man... but a little communication goes a long way.
Maybe a client List... as to who's has been shipped..? i.e..
PewterY2KZ28 (shipped 9/26 Tracking Number 123456789
BadSS " "
1FASTZ " "
etc...yada...
Just a thought...
I am a patient man... but a little communication goes a long way.
Maybe a client List... as to who's has been shipped..? i.e..
PewterY2KZ28 (shipped 9/26 Tracking Number 123456789
BadSS " "
1FASTZ " "
etc...yada...
Just a thought...
Originally Posted by Pewter'00Z28
Sent you a pm, I couldn't get through on your phone.
