brake pad compounds will help more with brake dust
#1
In the market for new front rotors. I am most likely going to replace the front rotors with OEM ones, but I am sick and tired of the brake dust.
Crossed drilled rotors supposedly help with this issue. Is it true? If so, anyone have recommendations for what brand of crossed drilled rotors?
Thank you!
All replies are appreciated it.
#2
brake pad compounds will help more with brake dust
2008 Passat wagon, 2.0T 6MT with mods
Other Rides:
- 2013 Cannondale CAADX-6
- 2010 Specialized Secteur Elite
- 2009 Specialized Rockhopper Comp 29-er
#4
#6
2008 Passat wagon, 2.0T 6MT with mods
Other Rides:
- 2013 Cannondale CAADX-6
- 2010 Specialized Secteur Elite
- 2009 Specialized Rockhopper Comp 29-er
#7
Agree with above about cross drilled being for looks on the street. You'll only ever see any appreciable difference with drilled rotors if you track the car. Most 'drilled' rotors are not cast with the holes in them.. .they are actually drilled. And drilling cast iron and using them on your daily means water/rust will get in the holes and they'll crack and cracked cast iron will crack.
Bottom line, you won't see a diff in braking performance. Get some solid vented rotors and get pads with some ceramic/organic compound for reduced dust and better braking. I just bought a set of Zimmerman rotors and PBR Deluxe pads. Very low dust (had this setup on my B5).