well i learned today, if u have a heated garage, and u go out in the snow with ur car, when u come back, let it dry before u go back out cause if u use ur ebrake when ur parked somewhere and u come back, ur back breaks will be locked up, and they are a pita to get loose, just an fyi.

 

hmm ive never had that problem

 

Happens every time I wash mine in the garage with the ebrake set, the brakepads rust to the rotors. I try to leave it in gear now instead. Sometimes I'll kill the engine before they let go. Hawk HPS.

 

I've never had a cars breaks lock up bad enough from ice where I couldn't move the car; Usually 800rpm in first gear is enough to unlock all four breaks.

Your cars got 200+ ft-lbs of torque and you cant break a few millimeters of ice off the rotors?

 

yepp that sounds rite lol...maby grease the slides..

 

Yeah, that happens to me too. Sometimes when the car sits a couple days, most weekends actually, it takes a little bit of force to get them to let go of the rotor.

And it has nothing at all to do with the caliper slides and lack of grease.

 

oh my car can move, u just drag the tires with. after a while when the rotors are burning hot, it will let go