Took my car for an oil change today, also brought the brakes to the attention of my mechanic. When you decelerate quickly you can feel a slight pulsing in the pedal, and I can almost hear it too. Today I would get the car up to speed, throw it in neutral and brake, trying to feel/listen for it.
My mechanic said, well you have a Mustang GT, and you aren't the 1st guy to bring this to my attention (bear in mind, my car only has about 28k miles on it). He said I can learn to deal with it, or upgrade the brakes to a set of slotted/cross drilled rotors and new pads. He said he could turn the OEM rotors, but the problem would just arise again. I guess the stock brakes aren't good enough, especially for spirited driving (although I do very little of that).
Anyone else face these issues?
My mechanic said, well you have a Mustang GT, and you aren't the 1st guy to bring this to my attention (bear in mind, my car only has about 28k miles on it). He said I can learn to deal with it, or upgrade the brakes to a set of slotted/cross drilled rotors and new pads. He said he could turn the OEM rotors, but the problem would just arise again. I guess the stock brakes aren't good enough, especially for spirited driving (although I do very little of that).
Anyone else face these issues?