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Chamfer brakepads, why?
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<blockquote data-quote="Mouse" data-source="post: 6853" data-attributes="member: 2204"><p>Other than solving braking noise, what is the reason of manufacturer chamfering their pads. I notice most of the manufacturer dont do that, but EBC and Jurid chamfer theirs. Assuming they chamfer 10% each at both end, the contact surface between the disc and pads is lesser. hence, instead of producing a 100% flat pad surface to get the maximum gripping power, why do some company chamfer their brand new factory pads?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mouse, post: 6853, member: 2204"] Other than solving braking noise, what is the reason of manufacturer chamfering their pads. I notice most of the manufacturer dont do that, but EBC and Jurid chamfer theirs. Assuming they chamfer 10% each at both end, the contact surface between the disc and pads is lesser. hence, instead of producing a 100% flat pad surface to get the maximum gripping power, why do some company chamfer their brand new factory pads? [/QUOTE]
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