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Originally Posted by chaohliu
id go a step further and say you know you properly bedded them in when you see even distribution of brake pad material on the rotors. finally they say dont let your car sit or rather dont press on the brakes when you finish bedding them. drive around for a few minutes to let them cool off completely.
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agree*
However, id venture to say that the rules for breaking pads in differs from company to company. I know by experience that my break pads do, in fact, need to be broken in a specific way or else they will not preform correctly.
However, thats with my carbon kevlar track pads. I am assuming your pads are street pads. So its a different compound. If I were you, I would call the company that made your pad, and ask them directly. I would say thats the best thing to do.