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Old 17-06-2008, 10:48 PM   #1
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Default Bendix GCTs and DBA 4000 rotor issues

hey guys

I was reading the B series forum and people are having issues with shuddering from Bendix GCT pads and DBA slotted (mostly DBA 4000 series slotteds)
apparently there is an issue with the pads leaving resin deposits on the rotor causing the shudder etc...

are others having similar issues on AUs??

my other question is...
what pads are reccomended for use with 4000 series rotors that arnt gonna chew my wallet OR my rotors to shreds
i currently have Bendix Advance pads(presuming they are similar to GCTs as they were superseded by them)

thanks guys

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