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Old 11-16-2007, 05:33 PM
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good info red!

when i get my wheel off, ill take some pics for ya
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sounds good
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Yep my wheels did the same guys...i got a new set from them no cost though...and the brakes are SSBC not baer, i thought they were too...they are Force 10 SSBC (Stainless Steel Brake Company)
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mine look just like the baer eradispeed rotors
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My Chrome Lip, on my rims is all pitted too, thats from the brake dust???? i thought it may have been from rocks flying in there, but then thought that that was unlikely, and would have done more damage, so i was back to square one, and the pitting started happening after only about 3 months of driving, and less than 2000 miles.
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yeah if you have semi-metallic pads the dust contains metal flakes that are really hot when the dust hits the chrome it embeds itself into the finsh and then you get rusting and it causes the chrome to pit. at least i think that is how it happens. but once i went to ceramic pads i didnt have anymore problems.
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Regency told me the Foose line has had lots of issues with pitting near the spokes...and I wax mine all the time they are ALWAYS clean...even in the winter...so its not a maintenance issue...its manufactured junk lol
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lol. i didnt wanna say anything.
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hahah the last set I had which i just traded for my SSS wheels were good though, mustve been dipped in chrome quite a bit before they got to me, eh who knows
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has anybody figuired out the brake shoes yet, are all the RST's have stock brake pads, or do i need to buy special Baer brake pads?

want to change them out this wekend


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