pkincy
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The other threads will explain in detail but the summary is that the BW has small cutouts for a sacrificial brake pad wear sensor that these pads don't. But the sensor is easily removed or zip tied back to the brake line.
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let me know how they perform. i dont think i've ever experienced pads that dust as much as the 4bw. my bronze wheels within first few hundred miles look near black already lolJust ordered both of these sets,
The rear pads do not fit same as OEM. The OEM pads are about 0.3" taller than these pads.
After some digging, it seems like the CT4 BW uses the ZL1 rear caliper. Rockauto's preview on the rear ZL1 pads looks identical to ours.
I ordered the power stop replacement which is the 1053 pad model #
Will update in a few days to slap them on.
you have a link for a set of ceramics? I bought cheap pads for daily and got a set of new oems in the trunk., my originals got pretty worn about 70-80 % pads used 1 track day 4 sessions, but the performance was very impressive for oem pads, we use hawks and g-locs in our race cars. now looking for daily pads low or no dust lol no focus on performance for this set, any idea shoot them this way and thank you in advanceDrilled and slotted rotors and ceramic pads might bring aesthetics that allude to performance and it might reduce dust, but it won't be a performance improvement and won't eliminate dust. GM worked closely with Brembo to create this brake package so short of a full race setup, you're going backwards with aftermarket changes. As others have noted, a ceramic coating will help reduce dust buildup without degrading performance.
talking about that , has anyone ever experienced brake fades on these cars? mixed emotions about brake by wireA good read on how the GM brake by wire system works Corvette Chief Engineer Tadge Juechter on the C8 Corvette's Brake Fade Warning System - Corvette: Sales, News & Lifestyle
I haven't tried them on my 5BW, but I've had good luck with Akebono pads in the past. Lot less brake dust BUT your emergency stopping distance is going to increase anytime you go with a harder (less porous) pad in my experience.you have a link for a set of ceramics? I bought cheap pads for daily and got a set of new oems in the trunk., my originals got pretty worn about 70-80 % pads used 1 track day 4 sessions, but the performance was very impressive for oem pads, we use hawks and g-locs in our race cars. now looking for daily pads low or no dust lol no focus on performance for this set, any idea shoot them this way and thank you in advance
So to confirm, 1053 for the rear, 1718 for the front (but have to tie off the electronic sensor wire)?Just wanted to share with everyone. The 1718 rear pads DO NOT fit these cars.
The correct pad is the 1053, same pad on the ZL1. I ordered these and can confirm are a direct fit.
So to confirm, 1053 for the rear, 1718 for the front (but have to tie off the electronic sensor wire)?
That's literally a picture of the boxes for the pads that are on my car right now.Just ordered both of these sets,
The rear pads do not fit same as OEM. The OEM pads are about 0.3" taller than these pads.
After some digging, it seems like the CT4 BW uses the ZL1 rear caliper. Rockauto's preview on the rear ZL1 pads looks identical to ours.
I ordered the power stop replacement which is the 1053 pad model #
Will update in a few days to slap them on.
That's literally a picture of the boxes for the pads that are on my car right now.
Not sure what went wrong with your install, but they 100% fit.