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Re: brake dust

From: "marlinspike" <rishayegan(at)davidson.edu>

Subject: Re: brake dust

Date: Mon, 18 Oct 2004 01:02:44 -0400

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"The earnest one" <earnest37(at)sbcglobal.net> wrote in message

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> I asked this question of a MB mechanic and he said it was because of cheap

> brake pads.



Umm....perhaps get a new mechanic? It`s because MB uses soft pads to give a

nice pedal feel and they need no warm up time.

Richard










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From: Martin Joseph <mercedes(at)barknaturalpet.com>

Date: Sun, 17 Oct 2004 23:29:56 -0700

Subject: Re: brake dust

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On 2004-10-17 17:16:23 -0700, "Tiger" <tiger0002(at)hotmail.com> said:



> Choose Axxis or PBR brake pads... they are alot less dusty than OEM.



Pabst Blue Ribbon brake pads?



Sorry, couldn`t resist...








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From: "Paul Hyndman" <nospam(at)me>

Subject: Re: brake dust

Date: Mon, 18 Oct 2004 20:06:02 -0400

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I had the "Kleen Wheels" on my `94 SL for about a month, and they did work

well. A trip around the block (I live in the woods... big blocks here!) used

to be sufficient to dirty up the wheels, but they did remain clean when the

guards were installed.



Unfortunately, they also filled the open space one normally sees when

looking at/through the wheels, giving my pristine alloy wheels the

appearance of cheap hubcaps! I could not bear the sight of my baby being

humiliated with the look of hubcaps, so yanked `em out and gave them to a

fellow MB owner who is less persnickety than I about those sorts of things!



Paul (also an old fart! :o)



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"T.G. Lambach" <tlambach(at)NoHamOrSpamcomcast.net> wrote in message

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> One can buy "KleenWheels" - disks with or without small vents that nest

> inside the wheel and cover the brake caliper and rotor.

>

> Reasonable drivers have had no problems with them causing brake fade but,

> of course, some hot dog drivers here will malign the KleenWheels as

> interfering with their brakes` performance.

>

> I`ve used them for years, exactly for the reasons you cite, and never had

> a problem - but then I drive reasonably - like most old farts.












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