New Rotors, New Pads...BRAKE DUST!!!
#1
New Rotors, New Pads...BRAKE DUST!!!
I recently installed my new xdrill/slotted rotors and ceramic pads that I purchased from AutoMax95. They look great, but I am getting way too much brake dust. I've tried two different types of ceramic pads (including the ones that cam with the rotors), but I'm getting the same result...more brake dust!
Does anyone have any suggestions?
I've got the same setup as jsmithhole.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
I've got the same setup as jsmithhole.
#2
Try using a ceramic brake pad. At the shop I work at we use the Wagner Thermoquiet Brake Pads and IMO I think they are the best. All the high end cars (BMW, Audi, Benz) that we have worked with all come back and tell us how good the pads are and how little brake dust they have now compared to when they had OEM.
#3
Originally Posted by tototee999
Try using a ceramic brake pad. At the shop I work at we use the Wagner Thermoquiet Brake Pads and IMO I think they are the best. All the high end cars (BMW, Audi, Benz) that we have worked with all come back and tell us how good the pads are and how little brake dust they have now compared to when they had OEM.
#15
Originally Posted by Majestic_MAx05
Thanks, Im getting the NISSAN decals in the mail in a couple of days so those are going on there too.
![](http://memimage.cardomain.net/member_images/8/web/824000-824999/824955_38_full.jpg)
(excuse the quality...camera phone)
#16
Originally Posted by pkane3
Majestic, the decals really make the calipers stand out. Good choice on color!
![](http://memimage.cardomain.net/member_images/8/web/824000-824999/824955_38_full.jpg)
(excuse the quality...camera phone)
![](http://memimage.cardomain.net/member_images/8/web/824000-824999/824955_38_full.jpg)
(excuse the quality...camera phone)
I got my decals in the mail yesterday and should be going on this saturday.
I'll post pics up when finished.
#18
Well since we are posting pics, I'm not shy, silver calipers with blk as well:
![](http://memimage.cardomain.net/member_images/8/web/464000-464999/464988_204_full.jpg)
Oh yeah and the sticker come from here, they are high temp, made for this application:
http://www.xenonmods.com/newallcaliperdecals.htm
![](http://memimage.cardomain.net/member_images/8/web/464000-464999/464988_204_full.jpg)
Oh yeah and the sticker come from here, they are high temp, made for this application:
http://www.xenonmods.com/newallcaliperdecals.htm
#22
i just recently went to the dealership cuz of my braking issues. When applying my brakes at high speeds my streering wheel shook and seemed like i wasnt slowing down in time. The service manager told me that my front rotors had been warped due to braking at high speeds. he said that my brakes were getting hot from my braking pattern and transftering high heat to my rotors. From this my rotors became warped. he said that the only way to fix them was to machine them. I decided to repair them cuz i had no choice it cost $257 dollars to machine the rotors and replace the front brake pads. I am wondering now if i got ripped off or not. help me out guys. thanks
#23
Originally Posted by sasson23
i just recently went to the dealership cuz of my braking issues. When applying my brakes at high speeds my streering wheel shook and seemed like i wasnt slowing down in time. The service manager told me that my front rotors had been warped due to braking at high speeds. he said that my brakes were getting hot from my braking pattern and transftering high heat to my rotors. From this my rotors became warped. he said that the only way to fix them was to machine them. I decided to repair them cuz i had no choice it cost $257 dollars to machine the rotors and replace the front brake pads. I am wondering now if i got ripped off or not. help me out guys. thanks
#24
Originally Posted by NismoMax80
Maj. they are hott. Love the choice of blue to match! Now my red calipers feel so plain....
The little details allways stand out.
#26
Originally Posted by Majestic_MAx05
Need to work on getting me some drill/slotted rotors!!
i have powdercoated slotted rotors and pads in the closet and SS lines on the way.... just waiting paitently on the oems to say when
![Nod](https://maxima.org/forums/images/smilies/nod.gif)
#27
Originally Posted by NismoMax80
AutoMax_95 is the man for what you need.
i have powdercoated slotted rotors and pads in the closet and SS lines on the way.... just waiting paitently on the oems to say when
by then i should know which of my ideas will work best for the calipers.
i have powdercoated slotted rotors and pads in the closet and SS lines on the way.... just waiting paitently on the oems to say when
![Nod](https://maxima.org/forums/images/smilies/nod.gif)
Koo thanks, Ill get in touch with him. Post pics when your set is complet!!
#28
Originally Posted by sasson23
i just recently went to the dealership cuz of my braking issues. When applying my brakes at high speeds my streering wheel shook and seemed like i wasnt slowing down in time. The service manager told me that my front rotors had been warped due to braking at high speeds. he said that my brakes were getting hot from my braking pattern and transftering high heat to my rotors. From this my rotors became warped. he said that the only way to fix them was to machine them. I decided to repair them cuz i had no choice it cost $257 dollars to machine the rotors and replace the front brake pads. I am wondering now if i got ripped off or not. help me out guys. thanks
#29
Originally Posted by pkane3
I recently installed my new xdrill/slotted rotors and ceramic pads that I purchased from AutoMax95. They look great, but I am getting way too much brake dust. I've tried two different types of ceramic pads (including the ones that cam with the rotors), but I'm getting the same result...more brake dust!
Does anyone have any suggestions?
I've got the same setup as jsmithhole.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
I've got the same setup as jsmithhole.
I went every day spraying my rims with water and dust cleaner, but they stop doing it after alittle while. I guess you are in a waiting period like I went through..
I will recommend the stainless lines, with them I don't think I have to go drilled rotors cause the car stops so much better with them. I mean they do work really well....
#36
Originally Posted by az_rider
where can I find a set of those "nissan" decals
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