I just saw a commercial for a product called "Brake True". It looks like a piece of rough grit sandpaper that is in the shape of a brake pad. What you do is, when you change your brakes you slip this product in between your disc rotor and your brake pad and it will "machine" your rotors for you when you apply the brake. But the commercial doesn't say if you are supposed to remove the "Brake True" after use, or even drive the car. I think this is a crap product to waste $19.95 on.Any ideas? Steve
I'm not sure I understand how it would work. The pad/brake true will follow the conture of the rotor, maybe shine the rotor? Only cost about $10 to have a rotor turned when you buy the pads from a parts store that turns rotors.
Also they said that it's soooo hard to remove the rotors, by the way it shows a man in his late 50's using a 3 foot pry bar trying to get the rotor off. the caliper was probably still bolted on. Steve
[ January 28, 2003: Message edited by: 5.0Towncar ]</p>
oh and do not forget the second set of brake true for you friend to try .
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Now you can have all of this amazing produt with a value of 199.99 for ONLY 13.99.But if you call in the next 15 min you will recieve this gift for FREE....bla bla bla bla
[ January 28, 2003: Message edited by: lookatme ]</p>
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