Jamieboy Registered user Joined Mar 1, 2011 Messages 151 Reaction score 0 Location Surrey Jun 18, 2016 #1 Does anyone know if brake pads (in this case oe 1150 ones) have a shelf life? Quite probably a silly question, but then I am a silly person!
Does anyone know if brake pads (in this case oe 1150 ones) have a shelf life? Quite probably a silly question, but then I am a silly person!
Blackal Registered user Joined Sep 28, 2005 Messages 20,905 Reaction score 18 Location Scotland Jun 18, 2016 #2 Doubt it. Never known it to happen even on other types of system where brake a clutch pads have been in store for 10yrs Al
Doubt it. Never known it to happen even on other types of system where brake a clutch pads have been in store for 10yrs Al
Mr K Registered user Joined Nov 21, 2004 Messages 40,616 Reaction score 10 Location The North East Jun 18, 2016 #3 Brake pads can "go off" when in use if they overheat and "glaze" but not in the box/packet.
smifffiebm Member UKGSer Subscriber Joined Feb 17, 2009 Messages 20 Reaction score 0 Location liverpool Jun 18, 2016 #4 Mr K said: Brake pads can "go off" when in use if they overheat and "glaze" but not in the box/packet. Click to expand... Last longer if you keep them in the fridge.
Mr K said: Brake pads can "go off" when in use if they overheat and "glaze" but not in the box/packet. Click to expand... Last longer if you keep them in the fridge.
Giles Well-known member UKGSer Subscriber Joined Jan 19, 2010 Messages 14,669 Reaction score 8 Location kent Jun 18, 2016 #5 If you freeze them they last feckin' ages ...
Mr K Registered user Joined Nov 21, 2004 Messages 40,616 Reaction score 10 Location The North East Jun 18, 2016 #6 smifffiebm said: Last longer if you keep them in the fridge. Click to expand... Giles said: If you freeze them they last feckin' ages ... Click to expand... See... this is where this place went downhill...
smifffiebm said: Last longer if you keep them in the fridge. Click to expand... Giles said: If you freeze them they last feckin' ages ... Click to expand... See... this is where this place went downhill...
Uncle-Fester Unhinged UKGSer Subscriber Joined Mar 7, 2014 Messages 955 Reaction score 0 Location Kent, England Jun 18, 2016 #7 I have a dedicated fridge for film and brake pads, I sometimes keep my cheesecake in there too, as this can "go off" too so i'm told.
I have a dedicated fridge for film and brake pads, I sometimes keep my cheesecake in there too, as this can "go off" too so i'm told.
Toddmeister Well-known member UKGSer Subscriber Joined Jan 10, 2014 Messages 4,900 Reaction score 630 Location Berkshire Jun 18, 2016 #8 Mine always used to "go off" just as I got to the end of Park Straight at Cadwell …….at least that what I told the marshals as they helped to push me back onto the track!
Mine always used to "go off" just as I got to the end of Park Straight at Cadwell …….at least that what I told the marshals as they helped to push me back onto the track!
metropolis2k Well-known member UKGSer Subscriber Joined May 12, 2009 Messages 671 Reaction score 0 Location Farnham, Surrey Jun 18, 2016 #9 The material just fell off the rear pads on my 1100S a few weeks back. I never use them which apparently means they rust and that happens.
The material just fell off the rear pads on my 1100S a few weeks back. I never use them which apparently means they rust and that happens.
ian6760 Registered user Joined Sep 16, 2007 Messages 1,371 Reaction score 5 Location Buckley, North Wales Jun 19, 2016 #10 Mr K said: See... this is where this place went downhill... Click to expand... But at least their pads will be fresh to stop at the bottom of the hill.
Mr K said: See... this is where this place went downhill... Click to expand... But at least their pads will be fresh to stop at the bottom of the hill.