Interesting. I wonder if there are any pads that are as good at braking under ALL conditions that either still have copper (why? Does it cause Global Smarming?) or produce lest dust.
From an article:
Purchase one of the best car brake pads available on the market to get better braking power with less noise, vibration, corrosion, rust, and brake dust.
www.motor1.com
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Most brake pads still contain copper, which has been proven to be harmful to the environment. However,
Bosch’s QuietCast pads are copper-free. These brake pads also produce little noise and brake dust and have a longer life due to their rust and corrosion resistance.
Brake pads that have a longer life due to their rust and corrosion resistance?
Really? Copper in a brake pad makes it rust? Is there anyone, anywhere, who has EVER experienced a rust problem with their brake pads?
Isn't that like gold in a watch making it overly magnetic?
I mean, the Bosch pad ad copy sounds good, but the rust bit, really? Ima look at the Bosch pads and see if they make any for the Hellcat. They usually make good stuff.