> >> I have a 1994 MB C220 which is bad for depositing black brake dust on
> >> the alloy rims particularly the front ones, when cleaned they are
> >> covered in the stuff again within 2 weeks of occaisional use.
> >> I have also noticed that some small particles of this material has
> >> become embedded into the alloy and cannot be removed by washing or
> >> scrubbing. Does anyone know how to cure the problem or provide a
> >> remedy to limit damage to the alloys?
> >>
> > I asked this question of a MB mechanic and he said it was because of
> > cheap brake pads. I have the most expensive type on my 240D and have
> > no problems with dust while my wife`s 300D has terrible dust problem
> > with inexpensive pads from Pep Boys. Your guess?
>
> Care to be more specific concerning "the most expensive type"? Surely
> you don`t mean OEM from the dealer. Ceramic, maybe?
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Title: You can enjoy gLee without giving up your street cred. Date: Wed, 14 Oct 2009 23:51:15 +0000 Author: marimcfly
I love love love this show… and thanks to Ignite Mag, now I have the ammunition to promote it to my “I only like hip hop and R&B” friends who shy away from the showtunes.
The cast of gLee does Jill Scott!!!
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Title: GulfRun post: Could this happen? Date: Mon, 05 Oct 2009 20:35:38 +0000 Author: el wehbi
Just put up a new post on the GulfRun blog titled “Could this happen?” To read, click the image above orĀ HERE.
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