///Mathew said:Im guessing the more dust you have, that means you drive faster and brake harder. Do you guys think this is true?
rwg said:Someone once told me (an instructor in driving school class) that if you brake late and hard, you use the brakes for less time and cause less friction and wear from "riding" them by not using their full potential - and get less brake dust. Assuming he's right, I guess I have to agree with Nate. Just not b/c fast drivers also seem to be anal about car care.
rwg said:Someone once told me (an instructor in driving school class) that if you brake late and hard, you use the brakes for less time and cause less friction and wear from "riding" them by not using their full potential - and get less brake dust. Assuming he's right, I guess I have to agree with Nate. Just not b/c fast drivers also seem to be anal about car care.
nate328Ci said:
Exactly...
The harder my car is driven, the less dust there is. Less time on the brakes.
Ripsnort said:I can see the "I've been rear ended because I braked late" posts coming soon :lmao: