[carguy55]

Some of the ZL1 speed freaks I know use Cobalt pads

www.cobaltfriction.com

[Johnkout1]

Just installed Ferado D 1.11's on my car. I just about wiped out the stock pads after four days of track driving. Got 2 days on these so far and will see how they hold up.
on another note to track guys how are your tires holing up? I corded stock right front tire after day 3 on track and corded left front Perilli scrub slick after day three. Any ideas?

Thanks John

[GunMetalGrey]

Originally Posted by Johnkout1

Just installed Ferado D 1.11's on my car. I just about wiped out the stock pads after four days of track driving. Got 2 days on these so far and will see how they hold up.
on another note to track guys how are your tires holing up? I corded stock right front tire after day 3 on track and corded left front Perilli scrub slick after day three. Any ideas?

Thanks John

How do you like the Ferado D 1.11's for the track and the street compared to the stock pads or any other pads you've tried and why?

[GunMetalGrey]

Originally Posted by silverbullet415

http://www.gt350brakes.com/category/2018-camaro-zl1-1le

I run the Ferodo DS1.11 on track and love them. Much better than the stock pads

In your experience what are the pro's and cons of the Ferado D 1.11's for the track and the street compared to the stock pads or any other pads you've tried?

[LAPPEDbyZL1]

Originally Posted by Blast2hell

As others have said, I'm getting Hawk dtc70 for front and DTC 60 for rear and they are doing great at the track. You want to order them from KNS since they are the only ones that are correcting the pads for our caliper. And the pads are same between both versions of the ZL1

https://www.knsbrakes.com/c/car-item...ace+Brake+Pads

Is this still the case... I noticed Summit and other vendors are selling them for much cheaper.

Can anyone confirm the part number? HB631U.622 for the FRONT HB194U.665 for the REAR correct?

[UrbanKnight]

Originally Posted by LAPPEDbyZL1

Is this still the case... I noticed Summit and other vendors are selling them for much cheaper.

Can anyone confirm the part number? HB631U.622 for the FRONT HB194U.665 for the REAR correct?

Front is correct, rear is hb194g.570

[synolimit]

bump bump

no carbotech fans? i LOVED them on my 370z!! xp12/xp10 since ice mode was an issue. street driving was great too since they hook up at low temps and i loved the loud squealing since it was a track car. looks like that KNS site says run xp20 for heavy cars. not sure if you can do xp20/xp12 or just do xp20 for both.

[Flyingtexan]

Can't seem to find any drilled and slotted rotors for my 2022 1SS 1LE.



Any ideas?

[Heartbreaker]

Originally Posted by Flyingtexan

Can't seem to find any drilled and slotted rotors for my 2022 1SS 1LE.



Any ideas?

You will find that most track people will avoid drilled rotors. Looks cool but gives you less swept area.

[cdb95z28]

Cracks will propagate from the holes also. Slots are acceptable, but the GM/Brembo rotors are excellent.

[synolimit]

Originally Posted by cdb95z28

Cracks will propagate from the holes also. Slots are acceptable, but the GM/Brembo rotors are excellent.

GM sells a slotted rotor.

[menfou]

Hello,

I found ZL1 and ZL1 1LE didn't use the same brake pad

For ZL1 1LE : GP1835 https://performancestop.com/g-loc-brakes-gp1835/
For ZL1 : GP1395 https://performancestop.com/g-loc-brakes-gp1395/

Do you know the difference ?

[Alpha1BC]

Originally Posted by menfou

Hello,

I found ZL1 and ZL1 1LE didn't use the same brake pad

For ZL1 1LE : GP1835 https://performancestop.com/g-loc-brakes-gp1835/
For ZL1 : GP1395 https://performancestop.com/g-loc-brakes-gp1395/

Do you know the difference ?

ZL1 and ZL1 1LE do use the same brake pads, rotors, and calipers. Only difference is the color of the caliper.

It doesn't look like their information is the most accurate, either. They list that those pads fit a 2017 ZL1 1LE which doesn't exist because the first model year was 2018. Would be good to email them directly to figure out why they list that they're different.

[HD_ZLE]

Originally Posted by carguy55

Some of the ZL1 speed freaks I know use Cobalt pads

www.cobaltfriction.com

Yep, Cobalts XR1 front and XR2 rear all day long. On my 3rd set now and they've done well for me at COTA. They've been tapering a bit lately, so keep an eye and rotate as needed.