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Sun 6 Oct 2002 10:20
break dust - richard price
please advise a good product to protect alloys from break dust.
Richard Price
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Sun 6 Oct 2002 10:56
break dust - volvod5_dude
Richard, try Turtlewax Brake Dust Barrier, seems to do the trick if applied regularly.
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Sun 6 Oct 2002 13:40
break dust - Cyd
A new set of brake pads. Try EBC Kevlar (or Green Stuff if you want better braking). These give off virtually no dust.
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Sun 6 Oct 2002 16:29
brake dust - Dynamic Dave
These give off virtually no dust.


Personally I prefer to see a bit of brake dust. To me it means that it's the pads that are wearing, not the discs.
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Sun 6 Oct 2002 18:35
brake dust - Collos25
Source your dust free pads through the US I have for my Explorer and Camaro and I have no problems.
www.kts.de and wwww.mnf.de get their catalogue they have pads for almost any vehicle built.
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Mon 7 Oct 2002 00:04
brake dust - Cyd
Not so I'm afraid. The Green Stuffs I have are wearing at about the same rate as the Mintexes previously fitted and the discs are showing no signs of stress. Take a look at www.ebc-brakes.com and go to the Q+A section.
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Mon 7 Oct 2002 00:14
brake dust - Paul Mykatz-Tinks
Confirm that. I'm on my third set, my son's on his first set.

Superb pads.

I know these things.................
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