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Are dust sheilds really necessary ?
Just putting my drop spindles on today and realized my kit did not come with dust shields. I called a few auto parts stores I was told they should be able to order some for me, but I didn't ask for 6 lug. Hoping I can get a set.
Has anyone had to order any 6 lug? If so, are some universal shields ok? Has anyone gone without? If so, would you recommend not using? Thanks much!! [This message has been edited by johnymac (edited May 12, 2002).] |
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Unless you go driving in gritty mud you dont need shields. Most new cars/trucks dont have shields. Better cooling with more air going over them.
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basically they just keep water and crap off your rotors
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Use them to keep brake dust off rims if not will look trashy.:bowtie:
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