Break Dust Covers
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From: Marysville, WA
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From: Marysville, WA
Naw, we are just poking fun at your misspelling of the word Brake 
However, if the brake covers you are talking about go between the wheel and the rotor, there are several issues I have with them.
#1 They are a pointless upgrade. Their only purpose is to stop brake dust from getting to your wheel, but if you keep your car clean and washed like you should, it won't matter.
#2 The prohibit airflow, so in fact they are actually worse for your car than not running them.

However, if the brake covers you are talking about go between the wheel and the rotor, there are several issues I have with them.
#1 They are a pointless upgrade. Their only purpose is to stop brake dust from getting to your wheel, but if you keep your car clean and washed like you should, it won't matter.
#2 The prohibit airflow, so in fact they are actually worse for your car than not running them.
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Naw, we are just poking fun at your misspelling of the word Brake 
However, if the brake covers you are talking about go between the wheel and the rotor, there are several issues I have with them.
#1 They are a pointless upgrade. Their only purpose is to stop brake dust from getting to your wheel, but if you keep your car clean and washed like you should, it won't matter.
#2 The prohibit airflow, so in fact they are actually worse for your car than not running them.

However, if the brake covers you are talking about go between the wheel and the rotor, there are several issues I have with them.
#1 They are a pointless upgrade. Their only purpose is to stop brake dust from getting to your wheel, but if you keep your car clean and washed like you should, it won't matter.
#2 The prohibit airflow, so in fact they are actually worse for your car than not running them.
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