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Did you ever change the brakes since your last thread on the subject? If so what did you use that you're changing brakes again, less than 2 years later.
Just pads? PowerStop Z26 are very budget friendly (~$150), significantly less dust than the factory pad, and no loss in braking performance. Put them on my last and my current Z06 due to the dust reduction alone and very happy with them.
Powerstop Z23 or Z26 for non track use. Stoptech makes a good pad too. Avoid regular ceramic pads like duralast and others, they trade off a lot of performance and frankly, you don't need to and you can still get major dust reduction out of something like powerstop.
Powerstop rotors are great too, again for non track use. High quality metal, good coatings on them, they resist surface rust way better than OEM stuff.
Alot of people that aren't racing, etc. just go with the Autozone Duralast Gold.
No, since between the summer performance wider tires with more grip on the wide body cars, and the brake caliper having more pressure, just going to end up burning the pads up, even for street use.
I installed the Z26 "Street Warrior" kit from Power Stop and they are much better than the OEM rotors. My car is a 2013 c6 base with 26k miles, so the old rotors had a lot of life left in them, pads were still good too. I also did a brake fluid flush and after everything is said and done the car stops on a dime.
Plus one for power stop. I think for the money and the price its the best you can get for a street setup on one of these cars without dipping into more aggressive track pads. I dunno if it still is but you use to be able to get rotors and pads for like $500-600ish? I've since gone to single pad DBA's but I for sure got my use out of my powerstop kit.
Plus one for power stop. I think for the money and the price its the best you can get for a street setup on one of these cars without dipping into more aggressive track pads. I dunno if it still is but you use to be able to get rotors and pads for like $500-600ish? I've since gone to single pad DBA's but I for sure got my use out of my powerstop kit.
Yeah the only downside of the powerstop kits are they're padlets.
Yeah the only downside of the powerstop kits are they're padlets.
Yeah I was pretty over dealing with the padlets lol. The DBA's perform amazing but their noisy as hell when their cold. Can't say I didn't expect that though.