Date: 23 Jun 2000 05:11:03 GMT From: kenbellnopsamx.com (Ken Bell) Subject: Re: minimum thickness of brake disc
In article <8iuefd$2gd$1nopsam1.deja.com>, coxinga <coxinganopsameja.com> wrote: >maximum runout with disc fitted 0.08mm (what the heck is this?) "Runout" is a measure of how much the disc "wobbles" when it is turned. One typically uses a "dial gauge" mounted so that its "finger" rests against the disc surface (using some sort of clamp to hold the gauge in place). Then the gauge is zeroed, the disc is turned, and the dial is finally read to determine just how much the runout is. A warped disc has too much runout (and the brake pedal will pulsate as a result). -- Ken Bell :: kenbellnopsamx.com :: (212) 475-4976 (voice)
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