[^joachim^]

Someone tried it? Does it work as good as the shimano ones?

 

[Viv92]

Formula rotors are a bit thicker so you'll have less pad clearance. On the upside if everything is aligned properly you should still be able to get it rub free and you will have less lever throw.

 

[Kanye West]

Same lever throw. Gotta sand down your new pads a little bit. Very worth it for the thicker rotors that won't warp as easily.

 

[jammie654]

Ahhh, i run this setup and wondered why my levers were harder even with all the adjustments wound out, suit me fine though

 

[jammie654]

But if i wanted my brakes "softer" would getting normal shimano rotors be the solution?

 

[Viv92]

But if i wanted my brakes "softer" would getting normal shimano rotors be the solution?

No. You could bleed them badly and get some air in there? Probably not a very good idea though... why do you want squishy brakes?

 

[blender]

i'm running the new Saints with Formula rotors.. no issues whatsoever.
Everything bolted on and fit from the first try, and just works.

I've always been a fan of the slightly thicker Formula rotors, my old Avid rotors warped if you looked at them wrong, but these Formulas have been true for 2 years now!

 

[jammie654]

No. You could bleed them badly and get some air in there? Probably not a very good idea though... why do you want squishy brakes?

They are fine just now but i want them to feel softer so i have more control, or is that just the way saints are?

 

[AdrenalinPimp]

What about Hope rotors with Saint brakes?

Any issues?