Non Ceramic Pads on Ceramic Rims
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Non Ceramic Pads on Ceramic Rims
What are the adverse affects of using Non Ceramic Brake Pads (Rim Wrangler 2) on Ceramic Rims (CrossMax)?
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Less efficient braking, especialy in wet conditions. The ceramic specific pads are a little more abrasive than normal, because the ceramic coating is tougher to scratch than aluminum.
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Originally Posted by Leviathan
So it will cause the pads to wear faster, but won't hurt the rim?
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Originally Posted by Nessism
Shimano Dura Ace pads (older 8 speed version).
For comparison, I have "6 speed 105 brakes" (with the original pads) on my road bike. They work great with my 9-speed drivetrain
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In my experience, they tend to squeel a lot also.
I have used the kool stop salmon regular pads fine on my crossmax sl's (recently sold).
I could not get the black rim wranglers to stop squeeling. Just get the green ones man!
I have used the kool stop salmon regular pads fine on my crossmax sl's (recently sold).
I could not get the black rim wranglers to stop squeeling. Just get the green ones man!