Is it normal for brake discs to look THIS rusty after only one

>>16302084
Yes. Its just surface rust from moisture collecting on them over night. It will go away after you apply the brakes for the first time. Perfectly normal.

The get like that from just the rain, OP. Once you use the brakes a few times, it'll just wipe away.

>>16302084
Yes brake disks rust daily. It's no big deal because they are relatively thick and the rust is very very light

Yes, it's cast iron.

You wouldn't want stainless brakes. They don't dissipate heat well and are prone to warping.

>apec pads

A very hard compound, expect to need new discs by the time the pads have worn down anyway.

>>16302398
well shit
what pads should i be using?

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>>16302408
If you are happy with how they are braking leave them in.

Pagid, blueprint and mintex seem okay.

I've had good experiences with putting budget discs on and using genuine pads.

Just watch out for your discs wearing like pic related with apecs.

>>16302084
>Is it normal for brake discs to look THIS rusty after only one day of being changed?
Chinese rotors are cast iron. So they will naturally rust especially with the salt on the roads. The only problem is that chinese metal varies a lot in quality since they like to throw all kinds of stuff into their furnaces to get rid of it (recycling). So one batch of rotors might be warp prone or soft because of lead contamination. Etcetera.

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paint them to keep em from rusting.

>>16303511
trolling is a art

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>>16303511
This, make sure to use Imron it's tough as nails