Brake bedding.....what's the best way?

Just installed all new Stoptech slotted rotors and PosiQuiet ceramic pads. What do you guys recommend for bedding procedures? The front is cryo treated and the rear are standard.

 

0-60 in beast mode then lock ‘em up

 

No instructions about break in from Stoptech?

 

Find a nice open road at night to accelerate to about 60 MPH, brake hard to about 10 MPH, and repeat a dozen or so times without coming to a complete stop. Drive around for a while to let the rotors cool off and do this a second time if you can. Don't come to a complete stop if the rotors are hot.

 

This should help:
https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tire...6488836128!b!!g!!&gclsrc=aw.ds&&affiliate=HM5

 

Did the best break in that I could based on traffic etc. Does the rubbing/scraping noise go away with this setup after driving a few miles while the pads continue to settle in? I didnt make any adjustments to the rear e-brake shoes.

So after it sitting for about 45 minutes while I was at the store, I drove to pick my son up down the street. It was still making a rubbing noise in the right rear.....sounded almost like a wear sensor. After picking him up, we hit about 60 mph on the way home and it stopped.....no idea what it was.

 

Good info here I have a ways to go yet before needing brakes. I'm at 83,000 miles on factory rotors/pads. My Mechanic says I should go 100,000 before replacing.

 

I’ve always used this technique with luck:

https://www.zeckhausen.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=6446_6443

 

Now that I'm thinking about it, it could have been rubbing the backplate. Anyone had that issue with the StopTechs on the rear?

 

Likely the E-Brake. I wouldn't worry if it doesn't get worse

 

I had to remove the powdercoat from part of the inside of the rear rotor hat. Try that and adjusting your e-brake.