just noticed this on my rear rotor, it looks like rust on the surface or something and some parts of hte surface are a bit rougher , not sure what it is exaclty. .

i can take a pic if itll help

 

Rust on the brake rotor?

Don't worry about it. Drive for a minute and it is gone.

 

Rust on rotors is very common. However, once you start driving the rust will go away. I have rust on my rotors every morning and it doesnt worry me.

 

ya it doesnt seem liek its goign away tho hehe

 

If it is the part of the rotor that does not come in contact with the brake pads, you can hit the rotors with some hi-temp silver spray paint. That way your rotors will stay bling.

 

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Hahaha...

 

lol.. sure,.

 

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then you have some troubleshooting to do. take the car for a drive, hit the brakes, see if the rust is still there. if so then do more driving, pull the ebrake and see if rust is still there. The pads may not be coming into contact with the rotor. I had a similar problem after doing a rear disc conversion. I ended up replacing one of the brake lines and it was fine after that.

 

ok ill give tyhat a shot

also is it worth upgrading the rear rotors? cuz i just got some powerslots for the front.