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Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD
i am of the opinion that there is no such thing as a warped rotor at least not on these very capable units on the m3. i was told by bmw and an independant shop that they were warped when in fact it was just really bad pad deposits. i proceeded to run a set of track pads for a short time and they were fine. if the people working on our cars cant tell the difference it no wonder owners cant. i had extreme shudder under braking, made it feel like the car was going to fall apart. they said it was the worst warped rotors they had seen. still were wrong.
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Interesting. The guy that does my brakes tracks his e92 M3. He knows the difference thankfully. He even said, "lets see if it's pad deposits or whether its warped" (each time). I'm an outlier because I need more brake pressure to slow down as I attain higher speeds but need to slow down more than most due to the S/C with stock suspension.