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Car Forum / Porsche / Porshe 911 / March 2006

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brake dust?

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John Doe II - 18 Mar 2006 21:19 GMT
My new 997 C4cab is producing huge amounts of brake dust.  Is this normal
with new Porsche pads?  Will they settle down after a few thousand miles?
Ed Beroset - 19 Mar 2006 13:44 GMT
> My new 997 C4cab is producing huge amounts of brake dust.  Is this normal
> with new Porsche pads?  Will they settle down after a few thousand miles?

Congrats on the new 997!  Actually, the amount of dust doesn't change
very much during the life of the pad once they're seated in -- maybe
about a week's worth of driving.  It depends on the pad material and how
you use your brakes.  I've used Pagid, Mintex, Jurid and a couple of
others, but I've finally settled on Ferodo.  I do the occasional track
event (DE, not racing) and find that they work reliably even when very
hot, that the wear rate is acceptable, and the brake dust minimal.  I
thought that the Pagid pads (which were OEM on my car) seemed to produce
more dust than some of the others.

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Ed
'82 911 SC Targa
Low Life #3 - 26 Mar 2006 14:53 GMT
but I've finally settled on Ferodo.

I used those on my Honda 'cycle and found them to be excellent.  The Frau
and I don't drive the 996 aggressively enough to justify anything more than
stock, but Ferodo do make good pads
 
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