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Shudder under breaking? SORTED!!

MoC2S said:
Mike, that is pretty unusual for genuine Porsche rotors unless they have been mis-fitted. Were they genuine or OEM ? .. [8|]

cheers, Maurice
Hi Maurice, they were OEM and only had around 7000 miles on them. No track days but she gets used as a sports car! They have warped pretty early in use too as Ive had the problem for most of the 3 years I've had them on. I cant discount them being mis-fitted though but the new mechanic didnt make any -ve comments When replacing.

 
I had the same problem on my 993 Targa and the new front discs were less than a 1000 miles old when I started to get the shuddering. They were original Porsche discs fitted by a Porsche specialist and the problem only went away after changing the discs. I wonder if there was a bad batch.

I still have the discs and was wondering whether or not it is worth having them skimmed and keep as a spare set.

 

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