Same here. I've never used anything but stock discs.

 

I myself don't live in a perfect world nor do I have a unlimited source of money. I change pads all the time without changing rotors, front and rear, I go from track pads to street pads all summer. In fact I will go from pads used on the left to re-using them on the right. And some people even tease me that I just go too far to try and use every bit of pad material; I have no qualms getting out my Dremel tool and removing the wear sensors from the inner pads so I can use them on the outside of the rotor...

Mind you I switch to track pads at home and drive to the track on them so they have a chance to bed in evenly.

 

very late update....

well went back to stock front discs ... which are now warped ..........

So I'm back looking for tougher front discs that can stand up to serious track use

am thinking about Project

 

There's no such thing as warped discs.

Please read this article to see what's wrong with your rotors: http://www.stoptech.com/tech_info/wp...rakedisk.shtml

 

Great article.

 

Yep, it's a good piece of work by a well respected author and suspension guru.