6th Gen Camaro Complete Brake Upgrade
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- This is a video on how to replace the brake pads and rotors on a 6th generation Camaro SS. We will be installing the Z26 Carbon-Fiber Ceramic Brake Pads, Drilled, Slotted & Zinc Plated Rotors
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Hey pal you set up the Quickjack backwards. The safety bar should be towards the outside of your car so that you don’t have to reach underneath to release them.
Yes you are correct they should have been reversed left and right. Thanks for the comment hope that helps everyone. Since the video I have been setting them up the right way. Thanks again.
I bought the z23s since I won't be able to track my car being there's no track within 100 miles where I live at least. But I think they'll be more than sufficient I've only ever heard good things about the performance and lack of brake dust
They are worth the money and time to install them, the performance is great along with the lack of brake dust is good, I will be doing an update video on them soon. Stay tune and thanks for watching.
I have these brakes on my ss 4 years great till about 2 weeks ago making a growling noise, when applying the brakes lightly, check them out still have at least 50% life left not even 30 thousand miles and I’m going to replace them again even after the clean and service still making the noise driving me nuts
Thanks for sharing, did you check the rotors also to make sure they have not worn down to the groove. I have them on a 02 Ford Sport Trac and the inside pad had worn the rotor down to the groove, I ended up changing the caliper. Thanks for watching!!
Do you notice a big difference in braking performance with the vented rotors?Helpful video, thx!
The braking on the Camaro has always been great although it has made a difference because of the slotted rotors and the ceramic pads, as a added bonus we mainly change the rotors and pads to solve the brake dust problem that the Camaro is know for. I will be posting a video on the results at a later date.
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it. Don't forget to hit that subscribe button for more upcoming videos. Thanks
No torque wrench?
Thanks for Watching, that is a good point, I just didn't film every detail, I will keep that in mind the next time. Thanks
Don't you have to clean the coating off of the Rotors?
You can just use brake cleaner to clean the grease from the rotors once you are finished. Thanks for Watching!!
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