[Shotimes] Brake-Tru resurfacer?

[Ron Porter]

Whatta buncha crap!!

The purpose is to theoretically save someone the hassle of taking their
rotors in to get resurfaced. IMNSHO, if you are gonna go through the grief
to put on a set of pads that will do the resurface job, spend the extra 5
minutes to pull the rotors and get them done right. At that point, $5-$10
per rotor is the norm.

Also, most folks get their rotors resurfaced when there are noticeable
grooves, I can't see this product doing much more than acting like very
coarse sandpaper.

P.T. Barnum has been proved to be right time & time again!!  ;-)

Ron Porter

-----Original Message-----
From: shotimes-admin@autox.team.net
[mailto:shotimes-admin@autox.team.net]On Behalf Of Jeff Costantino
Sent: Sunday, April 13, 2003 12:40 PM
To: SHOtimes
Subject: [Shotimes] Brake-Tru resurfacer?


Www.braketru.com

Is this a bunch of crap? It seems to be a sound theory but at around $27 for
a one time kit that works for the front wheels only it seems to suggest
"snake oil". I was always told that phonographing of the brake discs was bad
and that seems to be a key feature of this product. Then again, they say
that it increases brake area (technically it would) by grooving the rotor.

Any thoughts? Anyone used this before?

Jeff
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