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Guys, the brake dust has always been a problem with Vipers ( and Porsches and other fast vehicles ) as the tremendous speeds necessitate using a very high metallic content pad. These pads just years ago would have been considered a racing pad, and I will do some checking to see if EBC has a pad out for the truck yet. With the World's fastest truck and the monster rotors , you are going to have dust, and the EBCs will be fine for street driving , but they should never be used on a track. Hang in there, but it is a common problem with really fast machines.
 

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Bill Pemberton said:
Guys, the brake dust has always been a problem with Vipers ( and Porsches and other fast vehicles ) as the tremendous speeds necessitate using a very high metallic content pad. These pads just years ago would have been considered a racing pad, and I will do some checking to see if EBC has a pad out for the truck yet. With the World's fastest truck and the monster rotors , you are going to have dust, and the EBCs will be fine for street driving , but they should never be used on a track. Hang in there, but it is a common problem with really fast machines.
i will take dust with performance any day. just put cool stuff on em & i can clean it. :D
 

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Excess Brake Dust on SRT10's

Hello to all the SRT10 owners and enthusiasts,

I'm a new member here and I thought I would share my experiences on this issue. I remember this problem quite well from my 2001 Prowler. The brake dust problem was incredible on that vehicle. Anyway, the fix was to change to ceramic brake pads on the front and the problem vanished immediately. Also, the stopping power was not adversely affected by changing to these new pads. I'm sure with the very sizable caliper on the SRT10, a replacement set of pads is not yet available, but that would be the direction I would go when they are. Just my two cents worth on this issue.

Thanks,
Hemicuda.
 

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maybe 9 seconds can find out for us whether the wheels are clearcoated or not,i believe he knows some of the srt guys.
 

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here's a quick way to clean up that dust between washings--i use those windex wipes for a quick detail, work great!
 
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