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Is it wrong that I clued in on the G Body next the subject Camaro first? :D Cause if it is, I don't want to be right. :lostmarbles: |
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I prefer "original" to "old". But I'm biased! :lol: |
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There is a bit of a story. I love the Carbon Ceramic brake set up on the C6 ZR1, but they require a lot of brake cooling to work correctly. I did that on Hellfire and they work great. I did not do that on Jackass and they would get too hot. To get better brake performance with out all the extra complexity of big cooling ducts you can add Thermal Mass (Iron Rotors). I wanted to swap the Carbon Rotors on Jackass to Iron. The new CTS-V and ZL1 use a 390 mm iron rotor that is the same thickness as a 393 mm Carbon Ceramic rotor. The 3 mm delta is taken up by the pad. OK easy I’ll swap the 390 mm iron rotors on Jackass. Issue is the offset on the CTS-V and ZL1 hat is different. No problem I have friends with CNC machining centers that make gun parts. I was informed the tolerances on my brake hats are tighter then gun parts. So I got some ZL1 Rotors and added my custom hats. To recap. Stock C6 ZR1 calipers, 390 mm Gen 6 ZL1 Rotors and custom hats. The ZR1 calipers use the same brake pad shape for Carbon Ceramic and Iron Rotors. I had all this stuff laying around so I’m going to try it. It will be easier to buy a Brembo kit. Mark Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
I also noticed the Grand Prix. Looks like the one Holley was building a couple of years ago.
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Production Hats?
fwiw I noticed the 1st gen Firebird to the left... :goggles:
I went with KORE3 brakes on my car for the OEM reasons stated above. Any chance of a production run of modified ZL1 rotor hats in the future should these prove your theory Mark? |
At least we know he will have to paint this one.:G-Dub:
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Saves weight and :G-Dub: |
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