Re: Break dust on rims

From: Andy Levy (andylevy@bigfoot.com)
Date: Thu Jan 11 2001 - 22:29:33 EST

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Excessive? Nope, that's normal on our trucks - TONS of brake dust on
the front rims. The fronts normally do the majority of the braking on
any vehicle, but on our trucks it seems to be even more biased.

A number of DOC members (Durango Owner's Club) have put on KleenWheels
dust shields on and have been pretty happy with the results. I don't
know if I'd put them on my truck though.

Wes Weems wrote:
>
> Ok...
> I admit, I dont attempt nor want my truck to look like a show truck all the
> time... but my 97 gets EXCESSIVE amounts of that brown break dirt crap on
> the wheels... and it really drives me NUTS! Every weekend I gotta get down
> there and scrub those suckers.. while the back wheels are PRISTINE. Anyway
> Ideas would be apprecaited...
>
> Wes

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