Bearing the Brunt
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2. Most, if not all high-performance disc brake pads are designed to work with a transfer film on the rotor surface. Created during the pad bedding procedure, this layer of friction material serves a number of purposes: it makes for a better mating surface for the pad, improves pedal response and braking consistency, and even acts as a buffer between pad and rotor, allowing it to wear longer and more evenly. (Photo courtesy of SBS View Related Article
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