Excessive brake dust from brembo pads

[nails]

I have the newer/uprated brembo pads on my DC5 and they create a lot of brake dust. Is this just a typical DC5 issue or are there other pads which are not so bad for this?

 

[spooke]

I think Brembo/OEM are pretty bad for brake dust. I have Project Mu NS400 which really don't produce much at all.

 

[nails]

I think Brembo/OEM are pretty bad for brake dust. I have Project Mu NS400 which really don't produce much at all.

What's the performance like on those?

 

[spooke]

What's the performance like on those?

Pretty happy with them for dailying, they're a street pad anyway. They have good bite, feel and low dust - been on track with them once and they stood up to 30 laps of abuse with a short break in between. Still have a ton of meat on them.

 

[nails]

Pretty happy with them for dailying, they're a street pad anyway. They have good bite, feel and low dust - been on track with them once and they stood up to 30 laps of abuse with a short break in between. Still have a ton of meat on them.

Thanks, might swap to these when my current pads get low then xthumbup

 

[GIBLETS]

Same issue here with the Brembo pads, the dust shows up even worse after it's been wet. Good thing is it ain't so bad to wash off...

 

[TonksyDC5]

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Thanks, might try it, but already sealed the wheels with some chemical guys wax for wheels. It makes cleaning them easier, but doesn't stop the stupid amount of brake dust created.

 

[ijlh]

+1 for the NS400 here, performance is great for a road pad, and they produce literally no dust!

 

[Snowbeard]

My OEM pads dust like no other car i've owned!!

I seal the wheels with collinite 845, which seems to help removing dust when washing.