[kwav8r]

OK, after talking with Hawk they recommended their Performance Ceramic pads for the ZL1

Front - HB453Z.585
Rear - HB194Z.570

The Hawk HPS pads (just a little less expensive) is the same NUMBERS as above, but replace the "Z" with an "F".

You can find all four corners for the "Z" pads on Amazon for $231, which includes a $19 AC Delco Front Caliper Hardware kit (clips and pins).
A set of the HPS pads will run you $211 (also includes the front caliper hardware kit).

[kwav8r]

Originally Posted by Gunkk

That is correct and they are a perfect match to the OEM ZL1 pads. 2nd pic is of my ~900 mile OEM pads stuffed back into the box w. some bubble wrap.

Did you have to replace the clips and pins as well?

[bobby35ny]

Originally Posted by kwav8r

Did you have to replace the clips and pins as well?

Car is brand new, I used all my original hardware. Just make sure you lube it up. I also use the CRC Red spray on the back side of the pads.

-Bobby

[kwav8r]

Originally Posted by bobby35ny

Car is brand new, I used all my original hardware. Just make sure you lube it up. I also use the CRC Red spray on the back side of the pads.

-Bobby

Awesome, thanks for that!

[bobby35ny]

Originally Posted by kwav8r

Awesome, thanks for that!

I'm pretty sure I took a bunch of pics, do you want to see them?
-bobby

[kwav8r]

Originally Posted by bobby35ny

I'm pretty sure I took a bunch of pics, do you want to see them?
-bobby

Sure, every little bit helps.

[bobby35ny]

Originally Posted by kwav8r

Sure, every little bit helps.

I made a video on changing the pads and installing the nordlock washers on the stabilizer links and cquartz on the calipers. I have to edit it, LOL

I'll post the complete video here later today for you.

-Bobby

[bobby35ny]

Originally Posted by kwav8r

Sure, every little bit helps.

Made a video

https://youtu.be/siPGbBdXc20

[kwav8r]

Originally Posted by bobby35ny

Made a video

https://youtu.be/siPGbBdXc20

Great video Bobby!

Thanks for the torque specs on the stabilizer link and bridge bolt too, needed that

[Gunkk]

Originally Posted by kwav8r

OK, after talking with Hawk they recommended their Performance Ceramic pads for the ZL1

Front - HB453Z.585
Rear - HB194Z.570

The Hawk HPS pads (just a little less expensive) is the same NUMBERS as above, but replace the "Z" with an "F".

You can find all four corners for the "Z" pads on Amazon for $231, which includes a $19 AC Delco Front Caliper Hardware kit (clips and pins).
A set of the HPS pads will run you $211 (also includes the front caliper hardware kit).

Yikes. That's double the powerstops, which come with hardware included.

[kwav8r]

Originally Posted by Gunkk

Yikes. That's double the powerstops, which come with hardware included.

You likely don't need the hardware, just reuse the clips and pins on the car.

Even with that yes, they are more expensive but both Summit and Jegs recommended the Hawks over the other brand.

[Gonasurvive]

Originally Posted by bobby35ny

Made a video

https://youtu.be/siPGbBdXc20

Great Video and Thank you bobby35ny for making it!!!

[Gunkk]

Originally Posted by kwav8r

You likely don't need the hardware, just reuse the clips and pins on the car.

Even with that yes, they are more expensive but both Summit and Jegs recommended the Hawks over the other brand.

So would I at double margins!

But it's your money and your car so ...

[bobby35ny]

I had the Hawks on my 5th Gen ZL1 and they were really hard on the rotors.
-Bobby