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Brake dust covers

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jordeau Member

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Anyone with experience using cover inserts to reduce brake dust grime? Any worry about overheating the discs? If safe, which ones would be the best? Cayenne '04 factory wheels

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Anyone with experience using cover inserts to reduce brake dust grime? Any worry about overheating the discs? If safe, which ones would be the best? Cayenne '04 factory wheels

You dont want to use those covers, your brakes will overheat. Low dust pads just became available - You may want to go that route....

skl Member

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Someone over at rennlist has tried the EBC greenstuff and hasn't been impressed. Not that much less dust- I have them on a Mini and have had them on a Audi TT with good results, but those cars are a LOT less chubby in the weight department. May try the Rotex Gold though... (have no experience with them unfortunately)

I do would NEVER use the covers- I think they look horrible and would not allow adequate cooling, and that thing needs COOL brakes!

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