What is a Recovery Stop.. Breakin in pads
There are so many break-in/bed-in procedures for brakes, all with varying verbiage, that it's hard to tell. Best bet is to contact the manufacturer. My guess is that a recovery stop would be a mild stop from a moderate speed (40mph?).
My normal procedure for track-type pads is to stop fairly hard and even from 50mph to a dead stop (don't do this in traffic) 3 times with about 2 minutes of cool-down driving between, then park it (with the e-brake off if your e-brake uses the calipers). Let it sit/cure for at least 6 hours. Everyone has their own nuance variations on this basic procedure.
My normal procedure for track-type pads is to stop fairly hard and even from 50mph to a dead stop (don't do this in traffic) 3 times with about 2 minutes of cool-down driving between, then park it (with the e-brake off if your e-brake uses the calipers). Let it sit/cure for at least 6 hours. Everyone has their own nuance variations on this basic procedure.
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Originally Posted by machron1
There are so many break-in/bed-in procedures for brakes, all with varying verbiage, that it's hard to tell. Best bet is to contact the manufacturer.


