New wheels Finally chosen, now to pick the colour.

**donweather** · 13-10-2014, 04:05 PM

Originally Posted by jetblack

In order to get the warranty on the ATE products you need to get new pads and discs at the same time - I'm sure this would play a role in minimising the dust too as the pads and discs would be designed to work optimally together. I too have stock ones one the front and ATE on the back and the difference is night and day.

I have stock front and rear and the difference in dust levels is night and day so I don't think you can quote ATE rears as being the benefactor there.

**piper26** · 13-10-2014, 04:21 PM

Originally Posted by jetblack

In order to get the warranty on the ATE products you need to get new pads and discs at the same time - I'm sure this would play a role in minimising the dust too as the pads and discs would be designed to work optimally together. I too have stock ones one the front and ATE on the back and the difference is night and day.

I would be concerned if your rear brakes regardless of brand were even close to dust build up as the front.

**tom89** · 13-10-2014, 08:11 PM

For a black car silver is the way to go!

**kaanage** · 13-10-2014, 08:46 PM

I prefer this look

New wheels Finally chosen, now to pick the colour.-20110522-k3g2h4wudk2px24bnes8nnsuij-jpg

**DUBGTI** · 14-10-2014, 02:29 PM

Yeah I really like Gold on black and it was my first choice in colour but the wheels I wanted don't come in it, I know I could paint them but then that's just more money and time.

I am running Remsa brake pads front and rear with stock discs, they are pretty good but still leave a fair amount of dust, currently my wheels are Blaze Orange plastidip and the brake dust is too much for them they never look clean, so I stopped worrying about it.

**DUBGTI** · 14-10-2014, 02:32 PM

Tom89 and Kaanage how much lower than stock are your GTIs? what suspension are you running? looks nice..!!

**tom89** · 14-10-2014, 08:46 PM

Mine isn't a huge drop. Basically bringing the guard down to eliminate the gap. Lets say less than 1 finger gap guard to tyre. My front guards need rolling though, the CH-Rs are 18x8.5 47offset.

**brad** · 15-10-2014, 08:13 AM

Originally Posted by jetblack

In order to get the warranty on the ATE products you need to get new pads and discs at the same time - I'm sure this would play a role in minimising the dust too as the pads and discs would be designed to work optimally together. I too have stock ones one the front and ATE on the back and the difference is night and day.

That's slightly incorrect.

In order to get the minimum life warranty that ATE offer you need to do pads & rotors.

pads alone still come with a warranty for quality & workmanship.

Originally Posted by donweather

they never replied to any of my emails when I contacted them.

maybe ring them? Talk to a human being?

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