The chemical which reacts with iron to wash car wheels is very useful for the 8. And it is very intersitng to see the iron particles on the wheels turn into red color :)

The left side pic is a front wheel and the right side pic is a rear wheel.

What is that stuff and were can I get it.??

Originally posted by RotorGeek
What is that stuff and were can I get it.??

In Japan, we can get this type of chemicals in any carshops with reasonable price(I think I got them under 7-8 US$)

The break dust of the 8 is a little bit suprising:eek:

I heard the Mazda 6 in Japan has the same phenomenon, and many owners complained about it, so that the Mazda will release other type break pad which produces less break dust.

break dust wouldnt bother me. Id give the car a bath every week anyway.

Originally posted by Farsyde
break dust wouldnt bother me. Id give the car a bath every week anyway.

The break dust also does not matter to me.;)

Some of us would probably do just about anything to have RX-8 brake dust right now:D (Assuming the car comes with the dust ;) )

Brake dust guys. ;)

Huh? are you guys sniffing it?

Originally posted by Lensman
Brake dust guys. ;)

Yeah, break dust is the stuff the mechanic sprinkles on your car during a tune-up to ensure your continued business ;)

LOL, yeah we would all like to have some rx-8 brake dust right now lol
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Originally posted by B-Nez


Yeah, break dust is the stuff the mechanic sprinkles on your car during a tune-up to ensure your continued business ;)

LOL!!

more brake dust = teh better

Here is a picture of the bootle.

http://hsg01.vehicle.ad.jp/products/PHP/selectProducts.php?productsID=260381

Thanks for the pic and link Yuhki. I've often wondered what is in break dust that can dammage wheel finish if not cleaned off. Rotor iron acts an oxidant for the clear coat:eek: