Damn brake dust!
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cwcw
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Damn brake dust!
It seems like that not even after washing my truck 2 weeks ago i already have a great deal of brake dust on my front wheels. I dont drive much and im not hard on my brakes but its always making my wheels look dirty! I was talking to a guy at work and he said that when i need a brake job, to check out some "ceramic" brake pads. He said they were a higher priced brake pad but that they wouldnt leave all the dust that the regular ones do. Anyone heard of these or had any experience with these?
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my cousin put them on his dodge and his wifes car and he says no dust at all, or at leat not near as much as the semi-metalic pads, he says its worth the extra money
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Does anyone have those Kleen Wheels? i'm thinking about getting a set of those because I have the same problem
http://www.kleenwheels.com/
http://www.kleenwheels.com/
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I do have the "ceramic" brake pads on my 2000 Nissan frontier, in my experience they do not last longer then normal semi metallic brakes. I am now on my second set of them.
They do cut way down on the break dust my rims use to get black and I even have etchings in the rims from the break dust. I still get some dust on them but no where like they use to be.
I have heard but not seen yet that they are harder on the rotors.I was also told they displace heat better when trying to stop heavy loads or hard stopping.
I pull a large for the Nissan flat bed style trailer (61/2" wide by 12" long) with a 900 LB ATV and the truck does stop well Whit all that weight behind it, I have not had to replace the rotors yet but will see
They do cut way down on the break dust my rims use to get black and I even have etchings in the rims from the break dust. I still get some dust on them but no where like they use to be.
I have heard but not seen yet that they are harder on the rotors.I was also told they displace heat better when trying to stop heavy loads or hard stopping.
I pull a large for the Nissan flat bed style trailer (61/2" wide by 12" long) with a 900 LB ATV and the truck does stop well Whit all that weight behind it, I have not had to replace the rotors yet but will see
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Try the Wheel/Rim sealer from Obsessive Detail...it seals the rims & makes the brake dust either blow off or rinse off very easily. No more pitting & sticking, it works really really well & Justin is fantastic to deal with...best customer service ever.
http://www.obsessivedetail.com/about.html
http://www.obsessivedetail.com/about.html
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cwcw
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Try the Wheel/Rim sealer from Obsessive Detail...it seals the rims & makes the brake dust either blow off or rinse off very easily. No more pitting & sticking, it works really really well & Justin is fantastic to deal with...best customer service ever.
http://www.obsessivedetail.com/about.html
http://www.obsessivedetail.com/about.html
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Does anyone have those Kleen Wheels? i'm thinking about getting a set of those because I have the same problem
http://www.kleenwheels.com/
http://www.kleenwheels.com/
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I have seen something like them in styling truck or JC whitney thye also have a color so you can match your truck.
I checked out the above website and found it to be litle help
I checked out the above website and found it to be litle help