Re: Effect of discs past minimum thickness?
Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2012 10:26 am
Assuming they even bother to measure them.....!Morespeedvicar wrote:And it wont pass its next mot..............
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Assuming they even bother to measure them.....!Morespeedvicar wrote:And it wont pass its next mot..............
I don't think so.jetblack wrote:oh god, i'm not suggesting using them past min thickness, they're a little way off that yet.
I just want to know if the braking effect is reduced the thinner/closer to min thickness that they get or does the braking efficiency not directly correlate to the efficiency?
Agree'd. I'm not saying it's wise to run below min thickness but there will be a decent safety margin built in.Neosophist wrote:I don't think so.jetblack wrote:oh god, i'm not suggesting using them past min thickness, they're a little way off that yet.
I just want to know if the braking effect is reduced the thinner/closer to min thickness that they get or does the braking efficiency not directly correlate to the efficiency?
Honda / whoever do extensive testing to find the limit point of the brake disc, they then set the minimum thickness ABOVE this level to ensure that the discs should always be replaced when they are in safety zone.
You shouldnt have any issues running them upto the minium thickness zone, providing there not damaged.