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Originally Posted by kenneth
Mostly in first gear, no e-brake on level or slightly inclined surfaces. Might use e-brake on steep incline.
Folks that do tracking (hot discs) never use the e-brake after their sessions, otherwise the discs are warped and ruined.
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I've always wondered how this happens, since the e-brake isn't using the rear service brakes. It's a drum brake inside the rotor. Is it just the pressure on the inside of that drum with the very hot rotors that cause it to actually bend a little?
I just use the e-brake on mine, but my driveway is pretty flat, and I could leave it with nothing set and it wouldn't go anywhere.
