[Z OH 6]

Originally Posted by clg82

Just let him justify his purchase and let him move on.....

No one has to justify their purchase, but its always good to know there are other or better options available.

[Joshinator99]

Originally Posted by Z OH 6

No one has to justify their purchase, but its always good to know there are other or better options available.

[Mark R]

I used those pads, and they glazed the rotors, giving a pulsation while braking. I didn't like the feel of the brakes even when they weren't pulsating. I went back to stock after having the rotors turned enough to eliminate the glazing.

[activeSS]

Originally Posted by Mark R

I used those pads, and they glazed the rotors, giving a pulsation while braking. I didn't like the feel of the brakes even when they weren't pulsating. I went back to stock after having the rotors turned enough to eliminate the glazing.

Curious. Did you follow the exact directions to seat them?

[Mark R]

Originally Posted by activeSS

Curious. Did you follow the exact directions to seat them?

Yes.

[Streetrod782]

Originally Posted by Z OH 6

It helps but doesn't last long, the ceramic coating won't last nearly as long on a wheel as it does on paint because of the extreme wear that wheels are subjected to compared to paint. So you'll be having to ceramic coat them every 3-6 months and honestly, wheels are a pain to ceramic coat especially the OEM ZL1 wheels.

Hmmm not sure which coating you’re using but I coated my Hellcat devils rims with 2 coats of Cquartz and after 3 years the coating was still going strong and those brembos dust worse than the ZL1’s. It’s all in the prep work.

[LancevanceZLE]

I was very disappointed with the Carbotech pads. Went back to OEM. I'll take the dust over reduced stopping power any day