well, I stopped to get some gas, and noticed that my rear rotors weren't getting a nice glazed look (93 EX, rear-disc brakes), basically the inner part of the rotor had a little wear, but towards the outer edge looked like it was barely touched, and even had a little bit of rust toward the outside edges on my passenger side one.
I lightly touched the rotor/area around the rotor (after driving about 7 miles, and filling up my gas tank), and it was hot, so I'm sure there is some contact... do you guys think that maybe my rear lines are clogges/restricted, or maybe I need to get new rear calipers? Any quick tests I could do at home? Should I jack up the rear, and spin the tire, then have a friend press the brakes and see to make sure the brakes grab? Any advice would be helpful.

 

i recently had all 4 rotors replace in my car (95 ex v6), i went with crossed drilled powerstop and ebc brake pads...my stock rotors was done in pretty well when i replaced it at 105,xxx miles...so far am pretty satisfied with the crossed drilled and ebc, i just need to upgrade to legend calipers since accords only have 1 piston in them and braking sucks big time in accords (according to all owners here in the forum)

 

sorry I didnt' specify further, but these rear discs/pads are only about....6-9k old so they are fairly new... thanks though....

 

it sounds like your brakes are dragging. You are going to need to take off the caliper and re-lube the two 12mm bolts. They are suppose to allow the piston to slide back and forth. They are probably seized..hope this helps.