Nubo

Any freshly-machined rotor will be far less likely to squeal because the machine marks alter the stick-slip behavior (stiction) and change the vibrational frequency. You can prove it to yourself by sandpapering the hell out of any currently-squealing brake rotors you may have. Fresh pads, likewise, will have a "rough" surface. It's when both of these surfaces become polished, or "glazed" that squealing can be a problem.

So.... you may still need to bed them in. Or, possibly they'll be fine regardless. Time will tell.

r0tor

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you can't stand brake squeal and you put on HP+ pads which are more track oriented then street and which are known to squeal like banshees...

DOMINION

They came with the kit

auzoom

Nice link. Thanks swoope

DOMINION

Yeah thats good stuff. I did mine good IMO.