Are these discs buggered?

[Mikeyplum]

Recently bought some second hand calipers from a TT as an upgrade and they came with EBC Yellow Stuff pads and some drilled an grooved discs. However the discs look a bit worse for wear but I don't know if it may just be straw rust or whether they are past the point of use:





Would they be ok to use, or just get some new?

Cheers
Mike

[Robmarriott]

Not sure if you're being serious here?

[Robmarriott]

Not sure if you're being serious here?

[Fleckers]

skip food

[richwig83]

Bin them instantly!

[inman999]

They've not been used for a long time. Personally I wouldn't reuse those there's some deep scoring on the surface the rust looks more than superficial.

[Mikeyplum]

inman999 said:

They've not been used for a long time. Personally I wouldn't reuse those there's some deep scoring on the surface the rust looks more than superficial.

Thanks.

I had thought so but have asked some other people and have had a mixed opinion.

Off to get some new ones now.

[philmots]

Ha!!

I wouldn't even consider using them, they're knackard.!

I'd not use new EBC stuff, either!

[J4CKO]

I was expecting some surface rust and ready to suggest a skim but those are shagged !

[steveo3002]

philmots said:

Ha!!

I wouldn't even consider using them, they're knackard.!

I'd not use new EBC stuff, either!

agreed , not had much joy with ebc

unless its a racing car , why not get some standard undrilled ones and keep the extra spare ££ for the next set or towards servicing

[McSam]

You need to really consider the worth/knowledge behind anybody saying those would be OK to use!

[thinfourth2]

McSam said:

You need to really consider the worth/knowledge behind anybody saying those would be OK to use!

I'd have a go at reusing them

But i do have a lath to skim them on which would take me 30 minutes

[Steve_W]

They are indeed shagged. Also, are they some sort of multifit - there seems to be more holes than metal on the mounting flange?

[jagracer]

Mikeyplum said:

inman999 said:

They've not been used for a long time. Personally I wouldn't reuse those there's some deep scoring on the surface the rust looks more than superficial.

Thanks.

I had thought so but have asked some other people and have had a mixed opinion.

Off to get some new ones now.

I didn't think the OP was being serious in his first post but if you get mixed opinions then be careful who you ask in future.

[VinceFox]

Those are proper fked.

[lescombes]

you paid money for them....

[JackP1]

They're good for another 100k. Not even any need to remove the rust just put them straight on and drive!

Don't take my advice

[McSam]

thinfourth2 said:

McSam said:

You need to really consider the worth/knowledge behind anybody saying those would be OK to use!

I'd have a go at reusing them

But i do have a lath to skim them on which would take me 30 minutes

This is cheating!

And I'm jealous..

[morgrp]

Personally they'd be going in the skip along with pads

[SMGB]

thinfourth2 said:

I'd have a go at reusing them

But i do have a lath to skim them on which would take me 30 minutes

+1, no harm in turning them down a bit and seeing how much metal you need to take off to get a decent surface, they may or may not be usable but at least you would know. I would not pay someone else to do it for discs in this condition so no lathe, bin them.