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      07-25-2008, 07:25 PM   #1
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brake pads with low brake dust

I'm really getting tired of the stock brake pads producing alot of brake dust. Are there any other alternatives that I can use that will produce minimal brake dust? any recommendations?
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      07-27-2008, 11:30 PM   #3
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you can just get them cleaned whenever you want..just take it to your dealer and have them clean it for free...
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      07-28-2008, 05:18 PM   #5
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Hawk HPS is low dusting.
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Hawk HPS is low dusting.
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I had them on my old G35C and they were great! No dust in like 2 weeks, and pretty good stopping power too...
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      07-29-2008, 09:06 PM   #7
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pretty good stopping power too...
the downside is that they are easily overheated with extended hard use. I guess if low dust is the shopping priority this is a non issue
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      07-29-2008, 09:45 PM   #8
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well I guess i dont have much option I guess I will stick with the stock brake pads, good thing i got hyperblack rims
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      07-30-2008, 11:17 AM   #9
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Check out the Endless M-Sport anti-dusting pads.

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      07-30-2008, 10:30 PM   #10
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Axxis Deluxe are very low dust...ran a set on my old E34 525 and loved 'em. The Ultimates have more dust than the Deluxe from first hand experience, but have a bit more performance FWIW.

http://www.axxisbrakes.com/
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      07-31-2008, 01:58 PM   #11
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+1 on Axxis Deluxe Plus.

I had them on my E39 and loved them. Very little dust and performance was similar to OE. I see that they are listed for the E90, however, can't find stock of them anywhere.
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Whats the price on the Deluxe pads?
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I've got a 328i too.

Axxis currently doesn't have a fitment for our vehicles yet, but they are good low dust pads.

I am running Akebono Euro on the front and Centric PosiQuiet on the rear. I've used PosiQuiet pads for years, due to the low dust. To my surprise, the Akenono pads are even lest dust than the PosiQuiet.

Simple DIY procedure to swap out the pads too. Can't stand the OE dust!
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Brake dust is good... brake pads that are dustless are bad. Might save you washing your rims from time to time... but they aren't good, especially on a BMW.

Bingo...I put really low dustless Rofren pads on my first Audi A4 back in 1997. Yes, it had no dust..and my wheels looked very good. BUT, in the dry the car braked poorly..and in the rain..it was dangerous..it braked terribly.

Live with the dust..brake decently..and just wash your wheels a lot.
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I'm really getting tired of the stock brake pads producing alot of brake dust. Are there any other alternatives that I can use that will produce minimal brake dust? any recommendations?
We have the Axxis Deluxe Brake Pads. Why don't you check it out? Go to our site > BMW > E90 > Brakes > Axxis Deluxe Brake Pads E90/E92

All information on the brake pads are there
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I've got a 328i too.

Axxis currently doesn't have a fitment for our vehicles yet, but they are good low dust pads.

I am running Akebono Euro on the front and Centric PosiQuiet on the rear. I've used PosiQuiet pads for years, due to the low dust. To my surprise, the Akenono pads are even lest dust than the PosiQuiet.

Simple DIY procedure to swap out the pads too. Can't stand the OE dust!
ive actually tried the Akebono Euro pads on my Mercedes E320 and they have very little brake dust and the pedal feel was almost same as OEM pads....

but thats in a Mercedes, not sure about the difference with a BMW...
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Some links to help for some dustless pads - Axxis deluxe pads: http://www.**********s.com/product.a...ads_E90_E92_MW

Centric Posi Quiets - http://www.**********s.com/product.a...et_pads_e92_EM
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      09-19-2008, 03:07 PM   #18
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I've got a 328i too.

Axxis currently doesn't have a fitment for our vehicles yet, but they are good low dust pads.

I am running Akebono Euro on the front and Centric PosiQuiet on the rear. I've used PosiQuiet pads for years, due to the low dust. To my surprise, the Akenono pads are even lest dust than the PosiQuiet.

Simple DIY procedure to swap out the pads too. Can't stand the OE dust!
I ran Akebono pad on the front & hawk ceramic on the rear on my E46 for years and my front wheels were always cleaner than my rear wheels! If Akenbono has pad avaible to 335i, I am sure will put it on immediately!
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EBC Redstuffs have virtually no dust.
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do brake pads dust more as they wear?
i just noticed that they are getting more dirty than before.
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      10-07-2008, 03:21 PM   #22
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Dust is a good thing. Dustless pads usually don't stop the car as well and overheat easily. Too bad, you can't have the best of both worlds!
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