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11-19-2001, 12:16 PM

i am new here but know a thing or 2 about brake pads
all of these pads are good but are going to do you no good when they get hot
i would flush my brake fluid and put in some high temp. fluid like motul or ATE yellow 200
no pad is not going to dust, some dust more than others, the dust is very corrosive too, except on several special made pads
it needs to be cleaned or it will eat away at your rims paint or polish
i do not suggest getting aggresive brake pads for the street if you do not know how they will react in certain situations. I use a pad called Carbotech Panther Plus on my car for on track and cannot use it on the street. they were specially built for my car and are pop-riveted to the backing plate to eliminate it coming off. I use Advance auto el-cheapo pads on the street and can still outbrake most cars because I know how to use the brakes.

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11-19-2001, 12:16 PM	#22
urbanlegend21 Posts: n/a	i am new here but know a thing or 2 about brake pads all of these pads are good but are going to do you no good when they get hot i would flush my brake fluid and put in some high temp. fluid like motul or ATE yellow 200 no pad is not going to dust, some dust more than others, the dust is very corrosive too, except on several special made pads it needs to be cleaned or it will eat away at your rims paint or polish i do not suggest getting aggresive brake pads for the street if you do not know how they will react in certain situations. I use a pad called Carbotech Panther Plus on my car for on track and cannot use it on the street. they were specially built for my car and are pop-riveted to the backing plate to eliminate it coming off. I use Advance auto el-cheapo pads on the street and can still outbrake most cars because I know how to use the brakes.