Alberto
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The brake dust drives me nuts. I will try the new pads that someone suggested. When I bought the car I knew these rims were going to be a bear to clean- so went in expecting it :-)
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Hi Voo Doo-Soooo....as others have mentioned... Ceramic coat in and out...then change to Carbon Fiber Pads....dust is almost all gone!!! And with the Cermic Coating...just rinse off....easy-peasy!!
Avoid tire dressingsHow do y’all keep the brake dust from clinging to your Black PP wheels? It seems I can wash them and two days later they’re covered again with brake dust.
Is this part # Z26-1793 for fronts only? Did you do the rears also, and if so, what is that part #?Soooo....as others have mentioned... Ceramic coat in and out...then change to Carbon Fiber Pads....dust is almost all gone!!! And with the Cermic Coating...just rinse off....easy-peasy!!
Here you go.Is this part # Z26-1793 for fronts only? Did you do the rears also, and if so, what is that part #?
Thanks, Rick
Thanks. Is this for regular GT calipers? I have a Bullitt with the Brembo's.Here you go.
Front - Part No. Z26-1792
Rear - Part No. Z26-1793
https://v2.powerstop.com/product/power-stop-z26-street-warrior-brake-pads/
I punched in 2019 Ford Mustang, then submodel Bullitt.Thanks. Is this for regular GT calipers? I have a Bullitt with the Brembo's.