worn rotor
 

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Saw this on another make forum. Worth a good laugh, or cry considering these cars and owners are on the road

Imaging the increadible stopping power that would have.....but just for a few seconds (lol).

Thats outrageous, must not be real, if so the owner should be hung!
thats just wrong!

No way could that be genuine - the piston(s) would need to be 200mm long to push the pads that deep......
And the pads would need to be made of hardend cobalt steel too!

I'm sure it's real. My local parts store has one just like it hanging on the wall. IIRC it was from a truck of some sort.

Turn down the effin' stereo
 

Apparently there are plenty of retards out there with drivers permits. How does one not hear that? :eek:

The recession is causing alot of desperate acts. :(

My 2 cents says its fake. I can see the machining marks on the vanes and there is no ridge next to the hub where the pads don't touch. I used to be a tool and pattern maker, so I know what machining marks look like. If it were real, the pads would be grated off in a couple off brake applications if the pistons didn't pop out of the calipers first. There would be pad material everywhere. Someone with a brake lathe is having a good time posting this for a laugh.

Those are pretty smooth cuts, but you can see 2 deeper areas where the pad rivets line up.

I agree - fake. Why would the rotor be worn between the pad and the hub? The pad doesn't make contact there.

Humorous nonetheless. :)