Brembo hotness ftw
My car is an 06 w/ 18K miles on it and I keep my brembo's looking brand new by washing them and detailing them with wheel cleaner and a toothbrush. You can do this every few days then they always look new.
but i always washed mine with wheel cleaner and kept them very clean, but they still peeled....i was tellin a friend about it, and he asked me if i drove to where i washed it, b/c it may have been hott from driving it and then washed it w/o letting them cool down...he said that mite have caused them to peel...i dunno...i been letting it sit for a while before i begin to wash
but i always washed mine with wheel cleaner and kept them very clean, but they still peeled....i was tellin a friend about it, and he asked me if i drove to where i washed it, b/c it may have been hott from driving it and then washed it w/o letting them cool down...he said that mite have caused them to peel...i dunno...i been letting it sit for a while before i begin to wash
all of mine were replaced under the factory warranty the first year I had the car in 07 my 05 had 4,000 miles when I bought it and after 2,000 more I noticed small fadeing where the brake fluid get out a little. So needless to say each one of the fronts is $1,600 i believe atlease that is what my receipt says and I don't even know what the rears cost. So I am happy Mitsu decided to do right and replace them all. Nice car man-JOEYD






