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Old 08-16-2012, 12:55 PM   #5
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Those rotors look rough but if you are saying they are smooth they should be alright, the inner rust area is normal as the pad doesn't contact there. Maybe the pads were not broken in yet so it's time to experience the amazing Porsche brakes by using them as hard as you dare & then much harder to mate the pad & rotor surfaces together & minimize noise. Stay with the allseason tires at least till spring since the hi-po rubber is no good below 40 degrees.
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