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one simple way to is measure the thickness of rotor
the more accurate way is the pull each rotor off the car and measure the weight on a scale in grams
look for the unique min weight stamped on each rotor hat
for Pads:
I use a digital caliper https://www.harborfreight.com/6-in-d...per-63711.html
new ZR1 front pads are 15.5mm and rear pads are 16.0mm (I just bought new ones and I measured them)
I use the tail of the digital caliper to measure pads thickness while pads are on the car (I do usually after every track event)
I've heard pads should be retired at 8mm pads OR when the brake service light comes on
......I'd like to hear what others say too
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