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I thought you guys might find this interesting, I did. https://www.motor1.com/news/760847/brembo-greentell-reducing-brake-emissions/
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YOUR RESEARCHnew brake dust reduction technology
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POST 2Original post
Fascinating. Curious to see how real world experience shakes out, including brake squeal from vibration if there's any metal involved. I'm a fan of Brembo from BMW hardware.
POST 3Original post
Very interesting write up, thanks for sharing. Brembo, being a premier, and one of the most respected designers and manufacturers of braking systems, seems to be on the cutting edge of a new technology here. Seems to be a lot of advantages to this new evolution in the works, and as we all know, who doesn’t desire effective, safe, powerful braking, AND less dust on our wheels. Will be watching this as it plays out.
POST 4Original post
the comment comparing it to Porsche ’s tungsten carbide brakes was also quite interesting ….btw does Brembo do those systems for Porsche too? BTW brake dust has always been a “dirty” part of the car hobby
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