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I hate the brake dust. My cayman is an everyday driver and I can not stand dirty looking wheels. Has anyone tried the Raybestos brake pads to eliminate the dust?? I realize the braking may be slightly affected--but the trade off to not have dirty weels would be worth it to me. Anyone tried these or other dust "free" pads????
Thanks
Please have a look at the bottom of this page - you'll see that this topic has been talked about quite a bit... there's probably even more if you take the time to do a search.
brad
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Thanks I actually did do a search but for some reason none of the posts that showed up were relevant. I thought that this had to of been discussed before but I missed the posts in my search. Thanks again.
i have had the same issue...i just put on some hawk ceramics...getting a terrible squeal. im not sure if it is one corner that i need to dissassemble and or if it is endemic to ceramics. if anyone knows, please chime in!
i understand these pads to be much less dusty, and the dust lighter in color as well...the trade off being decreased brake pedal feel...but after an hour and a half on the back roads today, they felt just great.
I hate the brake dust. My cayman is an everyday driver and I can not stand dirty looking wheels. Has anyone tried the Raybestos brake pads to eliminate the dust?? I realize the braking may be slightly affected--but the trade off to not have dirty weels would be worth it to me. Anyone tried these or other dust "free" pads????
Thanks
Porterfield R4S pads are great, very low dust compared to stock.
I too became very tired of cleaning unwanted brake dust. When I started a thread to find pads that would dust less, my quest was not received well by the ones who answered my question on this forum.
I do not track my car, but want good performance without squeeling and low dust on my wheels.
I found EBC "Red Stuff" Ceramic brake pads with brake sensor fitments, on the web. They are painted red. I ordered them and installed them. They required a quite rlgorous break in bedding session. But after this was accomplished, they have worked flawlessly with little-very little dust. The dust that very slowly accumulates is very easy to remove with a damp cloth. I highly recommend these pads for anyone for street driving. They exibit very little fade and seem to be kind on the rotors. I have no knowledge of how they would perform on the track. I am very satisfied with them.
Did some research and ordered Axxis Deluxe Advanced brakes pads from buybrakes.com. I will report back on them once I have installed them. They sound very promising since I do not track my cay. and hate dust. We'll see. Also just a heads up. some of the vendors do NOT have the right part number for the 2.7 front brakes. Axxis does I hope. Brake pad parts no. are the same as the boxster 2.7. so be careful when ordering.