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    1. #1
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      Mar 2003
      Location
      Rochester, MN
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      Quote Originally Posted by paul67
      Where are you feeling the shake ? how old is the brake fluid and what grade ?
      On the road course under very hard braking, say from 110 to 50. It starts doing it around 60 mph as the car is slowing. I put brand new Wilwood 570 fluid in before my last track day and it did the same thing.

      Keith

      '09 Viper SRT-10X
      70 El Camino SS L78 396

      Chevy High Performance Feature


    2. #2
      Join Date
      Aug 2004
      Location
      England
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      If its doing it after some use it might be the wheel bearing heating up , coming loose and causing the disc to shake.

    3. #3
      Join Date
      Dec 2003
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      lost
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      TV from the track day excursion. Your trip to the 1/4 sent rotor temps high enough during the back side stops to burn off the material (hint to guys with "warped rotors"; heat up till they glow and allow them to cool naturally, it burns off the excess material).




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