Kleen Wheels Brake Dust Shields
Kleen Wheels Brake Dust Shields
Has anyone actually used brake dust shields/covers on a Crossfire? If so, I would like a pic of them actually on a Crossfire to see the 'ugly' factor.
Here's a link to Kleen Wheels Brake Dust Shields:
http://www.racepages.com/products/?D=brake+dust+shields&Ntt=brake+dust+shields&Dx=mo de+matchallpartial&Ntk=Main&Ntx=mode+matchallparti al&N=843+4294965400+1589+10021&Nty=1
I know that the purists will consider that these would break all Crossfire rules & laws, and yes I know about Rotex Gold brake pads and the potential for additional heat build up under a lot of braking with shields. I would still like to see a picture and hear about the results!
Here's a link to Kleen Wheels Brake Dust Shields:
http://www.racepages.com/products/?D=brake+dust+shields&Ntt=brake+dust+shields&Dx=mo de+matchallpartial&Ntk=Main&Ntx=mode+matchallparti al&N=843+4294965400+1589+10021&Nty=1
I know that the purists will consider that these would break all Crossfire rules & laws, and yes I know about Rotex Gold brake pads and the potential for additional heat build up under a lot of braking with shields. I would still like to see a picture and hear about the results!
Re: Kleen Wheels Brake Dust Shields
I doubt you'll find anyone here with these fitted to their Crossfire. I know people who have used these in the past and they say the things work reasonably well. I've also seen them fitted to various cars and it makes your car look like it has front drum brakes. Maybe an issue, maybe not.
I know this isn't really what you're looking for, but upgrading to either Rotex Gold or Posi-Quiet Ceramics is fairly cheap and very easy to do. I have the Posi-Quiets on my car and brake dust is probably 99% gone, even on track days. It really is the better solution, regardless if on a Crossfire or a Kia.
I know this isn't really what you're looking for, but upgrading to either Rotex Gold or Posi-Quiet Ceramics is fairly cheap and very easy to do. I have the Posi-Quiets on my car and brake dust is probably 99% gone, even on track days. It really is the better solution, regardless if on a Crossfire or a Kia.
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