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Merlotsj · 09-24-2016, 11:05 AM

The pad wear is pretty even, within a few thousandths all around.

I didn't notice any pulling, or drifting to one side. A few times over that last month or so I thought I may have heard something from that side of the car, but turning down the music and listening for anything never led to any definite new sound from that side. I was always in traffic, at low speed in town (< 35 mph) whenever I thought I heard the noise. I was thinking wheel bearing for the noise, so I made sure to really feel for play in several spots on my pre-track day inspection, all 4 wheels had no play at all.

I ordered the rebuild kits today. I have several things coming up, so it will be a few weeks before I ca get to them.

Thanks for the advice all.

Up the corkscrew....hmmm.....

09-24-2016, 11:05 AM	#6
Merlotsj Registered User Join Date: Apr 2015 Location: SF Bay Area, CA Posts: 32	The pad wear is pretty even, within a few thousandths all around. I didn't notice any pulling, or drifting to one side. A few times over that last month or so I thought I may have heard something from that side of the car, but turning down the music and listening for anything never led to any definite new sound from that side. I was always in traffic, at low speed in town (< 35 mph) whenever I thought I heard the noise. I was thinking wheel bearing for the noise, so I made sure to really feel for play in several spots on my pre-track day inspection, all 4 wheels had no play at all. I ordered the rebuild kits today. I have several things coming up, so it will be a few weeks before I ca get to them. Thanks for the advice all. Up the corkscrew....hmmm.....