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are there any out there, i got a cheap seat of pads from discount auto and they leave crap all over my rims within a week. is there any other pads out there that u guys use performance wise or cleanliness wise??
 
I changed my stock rotors with brembo cross drilled ones a few months ago and i changed the pads to KVR Performance Carbon Fiber Semi-Metallic Brake Pads. I noticed that they produced alot less brake dust.

I did some reading up on the EBC green stuff online and i found alot people weren't happy b/c they either made too much noise or they produced more brake dust then the company said.

I'm happy with the KVR's

Good luck
Esti
 
where can you go to buy these for good prices, and what are the dinmesnsions for the G1 rotors and pads?
 
Esti said:
I changed my stock rotors with brembo cross drilled ones a few months ago and i changed the pads to KVR Performance Carbon Fiber Semi-Metallic Brake Pads. I noticed that they produced alot less brake dust.

I did some reading up on the EBC green stuff online and i found alot people weren't happy b/c they either made too much noise or they produced more brake dust then the company said.

I'm happy with the KVR's

Good luck
Esti
Happy ebc user here.. a lot less dust than my previous pads and no noise what so ever.
 
I have the Raybestos QS pads (ceramic) and they're perfect. Less fade and virtually NO brake dust. I have the polished alluminum coupe rims and they stay very shiny for a couple weeks (my old semi-metalic would get the rims caked in brake dust in a few days), so, yep I highly recomend them.

Brand, Part #, and typical price:
RAYBESTOS, PGD409QS, $60
 
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yeah ill clean my 89 coupes rims and within a week theyre already tainted by brake dust, it pisses me off because i use a tooth brush to get up inbetween the spokes (crevices) and it takes a lot of time. i saw that napa makes a ceramic brake pad... what do u guys think about those?? i might try them out, or the raybestos recommended. and what do u guys use to clean ur rims or polish them. i have the stock aluminum alloy rims with the shiny finish.
 
I have to clean my rims every 30 or 40 miles... if I wait for 200 or 300 I end up spending like an hour per rim cleaning them... extremely annoying. I have now started to keep a rag to clean the rims after I drive. The dust is much easier to get off if you dont let it sit long (and if it gets wet and then dries good luck)
 
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