rotors with an lipped edge?

FZR600 Forum

Moderators: Site Director, FZR Forum Moderators

Post Reply
smokinbunta
50+ Posts
50+ Posts
Posts: 67
Joined: Fri Feb 05, 2010 11:58 am
Location: kansas city
Contact:

rotors with an lipped edge?

Post by smokinbunta »

Awhile ago i noticed that my rotors front n back have this lip on the most outter edge, is that normal? i checked my roommates R6 and that doesnt have it. but i have no idea thats normal or if something is off?
DonTZ125
Moderator
Posts: 2214
Joined: Tue Dec 02, 2008 11:20 pm
Location: Scarberia, ON
Contact:

Re: rotors with an lipped edge?

Post by DonTZ125 »

The lip is caused by the normal wear of the rotor. If the swept path of the pad is inside the OD of the rotor, then some small part of the rotor doesn't get worn down. This really isn't a problem; if your pads aren't rubbing on the buttons, it means you've got a full pad bite. The only time this gets annoying is when you try to remove the wheel and/or calipers, and you have to pry the pads open to release the disk! :swear
smokinbunta
50+ Posts
50+ Posts
Posts: 67
Joined: Fri Feb 05, 2010 11:58 am
Location: kansas city
Contact:

Re: rotors with an lipped edge?

Post by smokinbunta »

DonTZ125 wrote:The lip is caused by the normal wear of the rotor. If the swept path of the pad is inside the OD of the rotor, then some small part of the rotor doesn't get worn down. This really isn't a problem; if your pads aren't rubbing on the buttons, it means you've got a full pad bite. The only time this gets annoying is when you try to remove the wheel and/or calipers, and you have to pry the pads open to release the disk! :swear

ok cool. and its not THAT bad.. where i have to pry the pads open to get the wheel off. but it does hang alittle in there..
Post Reply