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SloDak39
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10/22/2002
14:20:59

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Anyone know a good replacement brake pad for a 99 dakota that doesn't leave alot of dust on the rims?? My stock ones are just about beat and they've always spewed way too much brake dust. Have to clean the rims alomost every other day. The stock ones lasted 60,000 miles but they're just too dirty. Any ideas? Thanks......



GlenC
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10/22/2002
14:54:04

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I've been using Raybestos Quiet Stops for a while, and they have alot less brake dust than the cheap Napa replacements had i had on before. The quiet stops dont squeak (often) and leave very little break dust, the only catch, they are a bit more expensive than other pads.

GlenC

'01, CC, SLT, 4.7, Auto, 3.55 LS, 4x4
MBRP cat back. JBA Headers. Kenne Bell supercharged.
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ME 111
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10/22/2002
14:55:37

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Check out the Wheel Plate group buy inquiry

Flame Red '99 R/T CC
52mm TB - HomeBrewed K&N Intake - 3923 AutoLites - Un-Relocated IAT - TPS @.73 - 180 TStat
Falken 285/60/R17s on Rear - RoadMaster Active Suspension - SS rollpan - XTang soft Tonneau - Mopar Bra
And one Heavy Foot

SloDak39
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10/22/2002
16:20:56

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where can i get those pads?? whats the "wheel plate group buy??"



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10/22/2002
16:52:25

RE: Brake Dust
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Goto the "Group Buy" Forum on this site and you will find the subject "Wheel Plates". Their purpose is to reduce/eliminate brake dust.

Flame Red '99 R/T CC
52mm TB - HomeBrewed K&N Intake - 3923 AutoLites - Un-Relocated IAT - TPS @.73 - 180 TStat
Falken 285/60/R17s on Rear - RoadMaster Active Suspension - SS rollpan - XTang soft Tonneau - Mopar Bra
And one Heavy Foot

GlenC
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10/22/2002
17:04:11

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I got mine from Randy at worldwide performance parts. Call him at: 727-367-7453
I dont think he has them listed on his site tho.

GlenC

'01, CC, SLT, 4.7, Auto, 3.55 LS, 4x4
MBRP cat back. JBA Headers. Kenne Bell supercharged.
My Truck

Jay
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10/22/2002
21:27:22

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i'VE HAD it with brake dust!! EVERY Dakota and Durango on the road always has nasty looking front wheels!! I bought the brake dust shields from Pep Boys for $10.00 and drilled holes in them opposite the wheel openings so the rotors wouldn't warp form exsessive heat. That took care of that!



Lesley
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10/22/2002
21:45:38

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I replaced the stock ones with titanium pads - no more crud on my Boyds! :)

97 3.9 CC Sport. JBA stainless headers, Borla Turbo XL stainless muffler & tip, 17 x10 Boyd Coddington Smoothies, FMS injectors, V8 TB, Quick D stainless air intake, Have but not Installed yet: 5.9 litre 360

Dakaty
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10/23/2002
11:47:28

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Leslie

Tell us more about the titanium pads!

Do you have an idea as to how they compare to the ceramics? Do you sense they are being "kind" to your rotors? Any squeaking? Did you have to take out a loan to buy them? Manufacturer?

???



piaa
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10/23/2002
17:04:45

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I went down to Autozone and bought the Performance Friction Carbon pads. They work awesome, and it takes weeks of driving to even begin to notice any dust. Only cost $44



Dakaty
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10/24/2002
21:26:13

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Organic, metallic, ceramic, titanium, carbon..............

Are these our only choices??



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