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Hardcore MB Enthusiast
just looking at my old discs and I notice that all of the holes on the inside are blocked up solid, and no way to clean them on the car, whats the point if they block
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I reckon that's from lack of use Malcolm
Quite a common problem actually.
On my bike, I just poke something pointed through each hole Doesnt take long.
just looking at my old dics and I notice that all of the holes on the inside are blocked up solid, and no way to clean them on the car, whats the point if they block
Your what is blocked through lack of use?
Ah fantasic. What a typo. Hilarious.
I can watch them from now on,,It has the EBC pads,, and I will have to slip them off to do the holes on the inside.
Thank you for the replies
I recommend you steer clear of EBC pads. In the biking world they are well known to eat disks like no other brand.
I must be doing something right as my disks are still original 177k miles old.
I think it's fair to say that some of the EBC pads were appalling but that they reformulated & improved them
But I think it's also fair to say that they don't have the resources of the manufacturer when it comes to refining the product to suit the vehicle
Wow, that was tactful! Nothing against EBC but I do like original pads
Nick Froome
www.w14.co.uk
Bikers input on this is probably best as they all have drilled discs.
Your problem is most likely as others say, lack of use, due to spending too much of your time on the PC. on this web site. Get the jack out, and clean your discs.
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