Used to have a set on an S-10 blazer. They overheat the the front rotors since
they cannot draw any air in from the wheel. Since the brake rotors sit inside the
back side of your wheels they don't get much air moved around from the back. Cost
me a set of rotors in six months. I put them on brand new when I got the Kleen
Wheels. BTW, they havn't changed the design since I used them about eight years
ago. Be Careful!
Jeff Durling
'96 RC Sport
Cale Henry Bargen wrote:
> Hey Eric - here's an alternative to cleaners. Get a set of "Kleen
> Wheels". They are aluminum disks custom made for your spcific rim.
> I've got them and really like them - the wheels stay completely free of
> brake dust between washings. As an added touch, I painted them in a red
> accent to touch off the red decals on my black 98 sport.
>
> Later,
> Cale Bargen
>
> Eric Giblock wrote:
> >
> > hey, what's a good thing to use to clean the stock alloy rims ???? i wash my
> > truck every week or so, and that brake dust collects fast, and i was just
> > wondering would a normal cleaner like simple green work on rims to, or does
> > anyone have any home made formulas ????
> >
> > thanks
> >
> > ------
> > Eric Giblock
> > egiblock@hotmail.com
> > http://hometown.aol.com/dakotadogg
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