Ok What's Going On...
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i lived on a gravel road 22 years before they blacktopped it.......wanna start a tally of how many 1 ton ford rotors and pads ive replaced (mom's 95 E-350 van and stepdad's 93 F-350 DRW then 97 F-350 SRW).......1998-2006.....twice a year for 8 years, 2 driver side and 2 passenger side a year, thats 32 rotors.....yeah......$$$$$$$$$$$.....the dirt didnt bother us from stuff being dirty, just the damage it done to the rotors and pads.....
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i lived on a gravel road 22 years before they blacktopped it.......wanna start a tally of how many 1 ton ford rotors and pads ive replaced (mom's 95 E-350 van and stepdad's 93 F-350 DRW then 97 F-350 SRW).......1998-2006.....twice a year for 8 years, 2 driver side and 2 passenger side a year, thats 32 rotors.....yeah......$$$$$$$$$$$.....the dirt didnt bother us from stuff being dirty, just the damage it done to the rotors and pads.....
And just how many miles did these vehicles have on them??? Dirt and gravel (dust) does not wear brakes out any faster than on pavement...
Sounds like you arent very good at doing brakes.. You need a Midas...(Do they have those in the States??)
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and rubbing compound dosent work either right???? cause that is what you get when you add gravel dust to water......ask anyone that off-roads what mud, dirt, and sand do to brakes, seals, u-joints, bearings, and anything that isnt perfectly sealed......