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Old 03-08-11, 11:37 AM
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My wife is still on her factory brake pad set. Obviously there was a recall for these but not sure if mine would be covered so far out of the recall. Just wondering a good brake pad option to eliminate all that dust?

Any help..I searched but didn't turn up much except for the recall info
Old 03-08-11, 11:49 AM
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Im pretty sure they will honor any recall. If not the pads are an fairly easy and cheap replacement.
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just called them. They didn't have it listed for our car. Is there any notable brands/types that are less dusty than the stockers?
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A couple of members run ebc red/green pads with good result. I myself run rotora pads with low dust. Any ceramic pads would do it.
http://www.ebcbrakes.com/automotive/brake_dust.shtml
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If u go to sewell lexus parts (our forum vendor) u can get the "low dust" pads which are OEM from Toyota and what they use in the recall I believe. Not sure about aftern market pads, but there are quite a few. Hopefully someone can chime in if you are looking for non-OEM.
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There was never a recall for this.

There was a TSIB though. If you went in, while under warranty, and told them your brakes produce too much dust, they would swap on the low-dust Lexus pads for free.

If you're out of warranty obviously it's not free, but it solves the problem.
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good call Kurtz, not a recall but a TSIB. You can get those low dust pads at Sewell.
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thanks for the response guys..much appreciated

I am going in for 2 open recalls anyway on friday and I am going to mention the tsib to them and see what they say. I forget the mileage/years on the factory recall not sure if I am out of it

Otherwise probably just go with the oem low dust kits thanks for the tip on the forum sponsor
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i was interested in getting some OEM pads to replace my front brakes as well, but they seem pretty pricey on sewell:

http://is.sewellparts.com/accessorie...2009/1885.html

$106 for the low-dust brake pads???? anyone know of any other places to get them from?
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Originally Posted by silentbob
i was interested in getting some OEM pads to replace my front brakes as well, but they seem pretty pricey on sewell:

http://is.sewellparts.com/accessorie...2009/1885.html

$106 for the low-dust brake pads???? anyone know of any other places to get them from?
$106 if you aren't logged in.

Register with your clublexus screen name and you see the discounted price of $77.52. (which you're not likely to find any substantially lower price than for OEM)
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Originally Posted by ruetzal
My wife is still on her factory brake pad set. Obviously there was a recall for these but not sure if mine would be covered so far out of the recall. Just wondering a good brake pad option to eliminate all that dust?

Any help..I searched but didn't turn up much except for the recall info
Hi,

I installed the EBC Red (Ceramic) and it start to vibrate at high speed braking (60+mph). At lower speed the braking is awesome. I took the brake apart and found small black burn marks on the rotors. The local shop told me EBC Red is too rough for daily driving (even though it ceramic). I sand of the burn marks and install the low dust OEM version from Lexus and the problem goes away....
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the oem low dust is350 pads on sewell with the club lexus discount are $54 cant beat that price!
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Originally Posted by valleyboy
Hi,

I installed the EBC Red (Ceramic) and it start to vibrate at high speed braking (60+mph). At lower speed the braking is awesome. I took the brake apart and found small black burn marks on the rotors. The local shop told me EBC Red is too rough for daily driving (even though it ceramic). I sand of the burn marks and install the low dust OEM version from Lexus and the problem goes away....
EBC redstuff pads are too rough for daily driving?!?!?!
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