horrible brake dust
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Originally Posted by importroller
these arent silver. ill see if i can find pics showing them
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Originally Posted by importroller
these arent silver. ill see if i can find pics showing them
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i clean the car pretty thoroughly, but i never thought the calipers were the wrong color. Ill take the wheels off and try it again. are the rears suppose to be silver too?
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Originally Posted by importroller
i clean the car pretty thoroughly, but i never thought the calipers were the wrong color. Ill take the wheels off and try it again. are the rears suppose to be silver too?
This is a pic from my '04.
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car was used. so who knows if the person before hand every really cleaned it. and my calipers are nowhere near that silver. they look BLACK. ill take pics tomorrow in teh daylight of them
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i was too lazy to get the camera, but i walked by it today before i took the altima to get washed, and the brakes on the G are Black, not a hint of silver anywhere
A good way to clean the brake dust off of wheels is to use one of those Swiffer or other electrostatic sheets. As long as the wheels haven't gotten wet (from rain or puddles), the dust comes off easily.
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