What brake pads do you like?
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I have Axxis Ultimates front and back right now. Very respectable stopping power, low noise, but a lot of dust. I'm moving up to the TT BBK in front and will use Hawk pads. (I tried to find Axxis Deluxe for the TT BBK but Rotora doesn't make them. Akebono also doesn't make a TT BBK pad.)
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If you want very very low dusting, try the Akebono ProACT ceramic pads. I have that on my car. The dust is actually light gray, but it doesn't actually dust a lot anyways. It takes a week for the akebono to dust up as much as my OEM pad in 1-2 days. That's amazing considering the front pads do a lot of work.
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If you want very very low dusting, try the Akebono ProACT ceramic pads. I have that on my car. The dust is actually light gray, but it doesn't actually dust a lot anyways. It takes a week for the akebono to dust up as much as my OEM pad in 1-2 days. That's amazing considering the front pads do a lot of work.
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Have tried several different pads. I run X-drilled rotors and have installed stainless steel braided brake lines. I like the Axxis pads very much, but prefer the MetalMaster to the Ultimates. MetalMaster seems to have a good combination of stopping power, quiet operation and low dusting. To get your rims spotless, try P21S alloy wheel cleaner. Sprays on, rinses off. Will not damage clear coat or stain alloy wheels. Made in Germany by a company known for producing 1st class auto detailing supplies.
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