Which Brake Pads
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If i remember correctly, ceramics take a little longer during the braking process to heat up. So take that into consideration if you tow sometimes. But i think they almost completely eliminate brake dust. Correct me if im wrong.
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I'm running power slot slotted Rotors and Hawk racing pads. The braking distance is awesome but HOLY CRAP HAWK PADS ARE DUSTY!! Every 4-5 days my rims are getting a nice brown film on them. My dad had Hawk pads too, they're great just really dusty so he went to a different kind of pad, forget which ones though.
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I'm running power slot slotted Rotors and Hawk racing pads. The braking distance is awesome but HOLY CRAP HAWK PADS ARE DUSTY!! Every 4-5 days my rims are getting a nice brown film on them. My dad had Hawk pads too, they're great just really dusty so he went to a different kind of pad, forget which ones though.
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I had to go check the Hawk Website, Green box = LTS Light Truck and SUV Compound. I bought the LTS. even then it says low dust but that's a complete lie.
The PC Yellow box ceramic ones very well could be dustless (Performance Cermamic). I'll give them a try once these wear out but it looks as if that's not going to happen for ahwile. I just had new calipers put on the front because both front ones were seizing. Yet the pads aren't worn down at all with the seized calipers.
Last edited by physcofreerider; 02-22-2010 at 04:14 PM.