BRAKE PEDAL WENT SOGGY

[Pierre27]

Originally Posted by Destructo09

I do agree with everybody else though that EBC as far as I know doesn't making anything worthy of a track pad, expect to spend $400+ USD on good pads.

The price depends on the brake pad plate being used.

The 1LE 4pot caliper uses the same backing plate that's used in a lot of smaller vehicles like an Evo or WRX, so my price for Pagids on that is around $280 for a set of fronts.

ZL1 pads uses the same backing plate as the GTR, Audi RS4 I believe and Merc CLK I think. Very expensive vehicles. A front set for those pads go for $600+

So again it all depends on the backing plate of the caliper you're using. I spend less than $300 for a great set of front pads.

[Destructo09]

Originally Posted by Pierre27

The price depends on the brake pad plate being used.

The 1LE 4pot caliper uses the same backing plate that's used in a lot of smaller vehicles like an Evo or WRX, so my price for Pagids on that is around $280 for a set of fronts.

ZL1 pads uses the same backing plate as the GTR, Audi RS4 I believe and Merc CLK I think. Very expensive vehicles. A front set for those pads go for $600+

So again it all depends on the backing plate of the caliper you're using. I spend less than $300 for a great set of front pads.

Yeah, my co-worker has a 04 STI, uses the same pads as my brembos.

I can't remember which pads I was looking at but for I remember it being close to $600 for all 4 corners.

[bdrobLS3]

[QUOTE=JusticePete;8509389]It depends on the use of your SS and budget.



How often do you push your Camaro hard? German Autobahn and racetrack car

Driven as a daily driver or is it a special use Camaro? Special use for the most part, i am always tinkering and upgrading but she will be back on American roads in less than 6 months so that changes some things

How many miles are on your SS? Just a hair under 50K miles

How many miles are on your brakes and rotors? Less than 1500 before I thrashed the pad on the track

Budget
Under $3000 preferred

Under $5000 considered if benefit to cost is there.

[giant_g2]

Originally Posted by JusticePete

EBC pads are not suitable to a 5th Gen Camaro. You need to upgrade your pads to something that can handle much higher temperatures. You need a pad that can handle a minimum of 1,100 degrees Fahrenheit. If the pad manufacturer does not list the operating temperatures, do not buy the pads.

EBC Bluestuff operates up to 900 C. Not sure about the yellow, but I think EBC says it isn't for heavy cars.