Brake dust
07-25-2008, 04:04 AM
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RE: Brake dust
Didnt you post this topic already?
From what the other members are saying, the brake dust gets better with time/mileage. It just takes a while for them to break in.
From what the other members are saying, the brake dust gets better with time/mileage. It just takes a while for them to break in.
07-25-2008, 07:23 AM
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RE: Brake dust
heres the mopar part number for a brake dust inhibitor that last 6 monthsyou put onto your wheels....68049692-aa
i just ordered 2 bottles of it. and will post how it works good luck
i just ordered 2 bottles of it. and will post how it works good luck
07-25-2008, 07:56 AM
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RE: Brake dust
The brake dust is what we have to live with because of the superior Brembo brakes and slotted rotors.
You can switch to ceramic pads but you will lose some braking performance.
You can switch to ceramic pads but you will lose some braking performance.
07-26-2008, 03:33 AM
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RE: Brake dust
Guys could always go to harder mettalic pad, that would eliminate the brake dust. Of course others would then complain of the mettalic noise, and the looks they get from the brakes stopping, but then form exhaust when going
07-26-2008, 10:35 AM
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RE: Brake dust
Hard pads are not avalible for the SRT brakes just stock and maybe a NAPA pad. A hard pad would not heat up quick enough for the street
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Guys could always go to harder mettalic pad, that would eliminate the brake dust. Of course others would then complain of the mettalic noise, and the looks they get from the brakes stopping, but then form exhaust when going
Guys could always go to harder mettalic pad, that would eliminate the brake dust. Of course others would then complain of the mettalic noise, and the looks they get from the brakes stopping, but then form exhaust when going
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