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AllanHat
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Posted: Sat Jan 13, 2007 10:31 pm 
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I'm getting a huge amount of brake dust on the front wheels of my Brembo fitted BF-GT. Has anyone had any luck trying different pads that reduced the amount of dust.

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Posted: Sun Jan 14, 2007 12:43 am 
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from what i heard, the brembo's pretty much limit the pads you can use? there isnt many options.

 

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There's a whole thread on it over on AFF (www.fordforums.com.au). Are you running the 4-pot or 6-pot brembos?

There are a few options available for both.

 

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Posted: Thu Feb 01, 2007 7:43 am 
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data_mine wrote:
There's a whole thread on it over on AFF (www.fordforums.com.au). Are you running the 4-pot or 6-pot brembos?

There are a few options available for both.
4 pot

 

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Due to a limited sorce of friction material that is eviro friendly, & people friendly, your pretty much stuck with what you can get. BMW have been working on a low dust friction material, but still makes a mess on the wheels.

 

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haha, i have gotten used to it..

GO the dark agent rims; hide that dust!! :D


I did read on xr6 turbo.com a thread re pads that were good for dust..

 

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