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CCB BREAK-IN PROCEDURE
CCB Break-In Procedure
Carbon ceramic rotors need a longer, more precise bed-in than iron rotors — less or over bed-in affects braking performance
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1. Initial Bed-In
System warm-up — engage rotors and pads together as one unit
Speed: 50 mph → 20 mph (80→32 kmh)
Pedal: ≤50% Repeat: 20× |
2. Heavy Bed-In
Friction layer forms between rotor and pad
Speed: 90 mph → 75 mph (145→120 kmh)
Pedal: 30% → 50% → 80% (gradual) Repeat: 10× |
3. Cool-Off Bed-In
System cool-down
Speed: 50 mph → 20 mph (80→32 kmh)
Pedal: ≤50% Repeat: 20× |
Success check: the rotor surface should look shiny once complete. If it doesn't, repeat the full sequence — variable setups and road conditions can affect the result.