Mark B's Build Thread

[Joel Bailey]

WANT........

 

[Mark B.]

Looks good Mark, how durable do you think it would be?

Thanks Joel! Not sure. It's definitely an experiment. I figure I'll just try them out and see what happens.

 

[Mark B.]

I picked up a set of Girodisc 2-piece rotors and got them installed. Since my car came with the Gen 5 Camaro SS brake setup, I just picked up a set made for that car. They're a direct-fit EXCEPT the Camaro used a 67mm hub center where C5-C7 hubs use a 70.3mm hub. The factory rotors have a larger center hole which works on the C7 hubs I recently installed, but Girodisc rotors have the 67mm hub hole. Simple fix of having the centers milled out a little to clear.
They obviously look great, but saved 15.6 pounds of rotating mass which I love. Fronts are 3.5lbs lighter each and rears are 4.2lbs lighter each.

 

[Alex]

they look really good! and the weight saving is good too! where did you find them?

 

[Mark B.]

they look really good! and the weight saving is good too! where did you find them?

Here's a link to Girodisc's website for the ones I bought. Just make sure you confirm you have the same brake setup (2010 Camaro SS).
Front pair part number A1-039
Rear pair part number: A2-211

Find Your Parts

girodisc.com

I bought mine from https://www.forzamotorworks.com/ since they were running a sale at the time. List price is $1150/pair, I got them for $2050 total shipped, so worth asking for discounts.