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Ferodo FCP5536 Front Brake Pads for C8 Corvette Z51 Designed to handle the high-performance demands of modern sports cars, the Ferodo FCP5536 Brake Pads deliver consistent, fade-free stopping power. Engineered for the OEM Brembo front calipers on the C8 Corvette Z51, these track-ready pads are built for endurance and control under extreme heat and pressure. Ferodo FCP5536 Brake Pad Fitment Guide Make Model Build (Year) Front Rear Chevrolet Corvette C8 Z51 20 - X • Designed for OEM Brembo 4-piston front calipers with 345mm rotors• Race-grade DS3.12 compound optimized for heat, friction stability, and modulation• Delivers strong bite and consistent pedal feel lap after lap• Designed for use with iron rotors only (not compatible with carbon-ceramic)• Does not accept OEM brake wear sensors Ferodo DS3.12 Coefficient of Friction (Mu) Comparison Chart Ferodo DS3.12 Operating Temperature Comparison Chart Ferodo FCP5536G DS3.12 Brake Pads FAQs: Will these fit the OEM Brembo front brakes on the C8 Corvette Z51? Yes, they are designed specifically for the 4-piston front calipers and 345mm rotors on the Z51 Performance Package. Can I reuse the OEM wear sensors? No, these pads do not support OEM wear sensors. Are these pads street-friendly? While possible, they’re engineered primarily for track use and aggressive driving. How do they compare to OEM pads? DS3.12 pads offer significantly higher friction, heat tolerance, and performance for sustained track use. Ferodo’s DS3.12 is the pad of choice for C8 owners demanding more from their brakes—whether on the track or during aggressive driving sessions.

Ferodo FCP5537 Rear Brake Pads for C8 Corvette Z51 Ferodo FCP5537 Brake Pad Fitment Guide Make Model Build (Year) Front Rear Chevrolet Corvette C8 Z51 20 - X Designed for use with iron brake rotors only. Not for use with carbon-ceramic rotors. Ferodo Compound DS3.12 The Ferodo DS3.12 brake pad is the latest innovation in the legendary Ferodo DS series, engineered to meet the intense demands of today’s high-performance sports cars. With increasing horsepower, advanced aerodynamics, heavier chassis, and ultra-grippy tires, modern vehicles place extreme stress on their braking systems. The DS3.12 compound is purpose-built to withstand high heat and pressure while delivering unmatched consistency, making it the go-to choice for serious track enthusiasts and racers. Get track-ready performance out of your rear brakes with the Ferodo FCP5537G DS3.12 Brake Pads. These pads are engineered to fit the OEM Brembo 4-piston rear calipers and 350mm rotors on the 2020+ Chevrolet Corvette C8 Z51 Performance Package. Built for serious drivers who demand consistency and high stopping power under extreme heat, the DS3.12 compound is Ferodo’s most aggressive offering—ideal for pushing your C8 to its limits on the track or during aggressive canyon sessions. Ferodo DS3.12 Coefficient of Friction (Mu) Comparison Chart Race-Grade Rear Brake Pads for C8 Corvette Z51 with OEM Brembo Calipers Features: • DS3.12 compound optimized for high-heat track use and endurance racing • Delivers powerful bite, excellent modulation, and fade resistance • Direct fit for OEM Brembo 4-piston rear calipers with 350mm rotors on 2020+ Corvette C8 Z51 (J55) • Consistent performance across a wide temperature range • Not compatible with OEM brake pad wear sensors Ferodo DS3.12 Operating Temperature Comparison Chart Ferodo FCP5537G DS3.12 Brake Pads FAQs: Are these pads compatible with the C8 Z51 rear calipers? Yes, these are direct replacements for the OEM Brembo 4-piston rear calipers and 350mm discs on the 2020+ Corvette C8 with the Z51 Performance Package. Can I use my factory wear sensors with these pads? No, the FCP5537G DS3.12 pads do not support the OEM wear sensor hardware. Are these pads street-legal? While they can be used on the street, DS3.12 pads are intended for high-performance and track use due to their aggressive characteristics and higher noise and dust output. How do these compare to stock pads? These pads deliver much higher friction, better fade resistance, and a more linear feel during aggressive driving, making them ideal for track-day enthusiasts and racers. Push your Corvette’s rear brake system to peak performance with Ferodo’s DS3.12 compound—trusted by racers around the world for consistency and stopping power.

Ferodo FRP3170 Rear Brake Pads Designed to handle the high-performance demands of modern sports cars, Ferodo Brake Pads deliver consistent, fade-free stopping power. Ferodo is an OEM supplier to the world's leading car manufacturers, and are used by many of the top names in motorsports. The Ferodo Racing pad range are produced in Mondovi, Italy and  include the most advanced braking materials available in the world. Ferodo Brake Pad Coefficient of Friction (Mu) Comparison Chart Ferodo Brake Pad Operating Temperature Comparison Chart Compatibility – Will They Fit Your Car?  The Ferodo FRP3170 Rear Brake pad will fit the following applications: Corvette C8 Z06 Iron Disc (J56) Rear Ferodo Racing Brake Pads Comparison Guide Choosing the right Ferodo race pad depends entirely on how often you plan to track your car and what performance characteristics matter most to you. We're asked daily for a recommendation between Ferodo DS2500, DS1.11, and DS3.12 brake pads—and with good reason. These three compounds cover nearly every use case, from daily-driven sports cars to championship-winning racecars. All three of these compounds are classified as Ferodo racing brake pads, not street pads, and each excels in specific areas such as fade resistance, torque stability, rotor wear, cold bite, and pad longevity. Whether you're heading to your first HPDE event or racing wheel-to-wheel in GT endurance, this guide helps you identify which Ferodo compound best matches your needs. Ferodo Racing Brake Pad Comparison – DS3.12 vs DS1.11 vs DS2500 Compound Key Strengths Best For Notes Ferodo DS3.12 - Flattest torque curve tested- High mu with less pedal pressure- Unfadeable at racing temps- Long-lasting and disc-friendly Club racing, time trials, HPDE, endurance racingGreat for high-horsepower, heavy cars with aero and slicks Designed for modern track demandsExceptional pedal consistencyQuickly becoming the new gold standard in race compounds Ferodo DS1.11 - Endurance-proven durability- Flat torque curve across wide temps- Easy on rotors- Fade-resistant and long-lasting Endurance racing, club racing, HPDEIdeal for drivers who want consistency and long wear life Slightly lower bite than DS3.12Excellent option for long stints and heavy use Ferodo DS2500 - Hybrid street/track performance- Good cold bite and manners- Moderate noise and dust- Flat torque curve during aggressive driving Dual-purpose driving, canyon runs, autocross, light track useExcellent for HPDE on street tires May wear quickly on heavy cars with race tiresOne of the best value pads for enthusiast drivers Ferodo Brake Pad Fade Resistance & Max Operating Temperature DS3.12: Unmatched fade resistance, withstanding 1600°F+ on dyno tests with zero fade. The top choice for pro-level racing and extreme track duty. DS1.11: Excellent fade resistance with a slightly lower max temp than DS3.12. Ideal for endurance racing and high-speed circuits. DS2500: Superior to any street/sport pad for fade, but not suited to heavy race use with slicks. Perfect for dual-purpose and HPDE cars on street tires. Ferodo Brake Pad Pad Life & Durability DS3.12: The most durable in the Ferodo lineup, offering ~15% more pad life than DS1.11. Built for endurance racing. DS1.11: Long-lasting with excellent disc friendliness when bedded properly. DS2500: Less durable in high-heat racing environments but adequate for light track use and daily driving. Ferodo Brake Pad Feel, Feedback & Torque Curve DS3.12: Very high mu (coefficient of friction), "grabby" feel, and ultra-consistent torque curve—loved by pros for its predictability. DS1.11: Moderate mu with a slightly declining torque curve under heat. Offers a more progressive feel, especially on street tires. DS2500: Lowest mu of the three. Feels more like a high-performance street pad with smoother torque, great for HPDE and mixed-use driving. Ferodo Brake Pad Manners (Cold Bite, Noise, Dust) DS2500: Best manners of the group. Low noise, moderate dust, and excellent cold bite—perfect for street-to-track use. DS3.12: Low cold bite but quiet when bedded properly. Moderate dust, easy to clean. DS1.11: Noisy when cold, less suitable for street use. Moderate cold performance with reduced disc wear vs. DS3.12. Ferodo Brake Pad Price vs. Value DS3.12: Premium price, but long life and consistency reduce overall cost per mile. DS1.11: Slightly lower cost than DS3.12 with similar longevity. A great value for endurance racers. DS2500: Incredible value as a true dual-purpose pad that rivals many OEM replacements in price while offering track-capable performance. Ferodo Brake Pad Product Highlights Track-proven compounds: DS2500, DS1.11, and DS3.12 trusted by drivers from HPDE to GT racing Fade-resistant up to 1600°F+ with zero performance loss (DS3.12) Endurance-grade wear life with low disc wear and consistent performance Excellent pedal feel and torque modulation across a wide temperature range Made for serious motorsports—from weekend warriors to pro race teams Ferodo Brake Pad Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) 1. Can I daily drive on Ferodo DS2500 brake pads? Yes. The DS2500 offers excellent manners on the street and solid performance on the track, making it a top choice for dual-purpose applications. 2. Is DS3.12 too aggressive for street tires? It can be. DS3.12 has a high mu and strong initial bite, which may activate ABS more frequently with street tires. Best used with slicks or R-compounds. 3. Which Ferodo pad is best for endurance racing? DS3.12 and DS1.11 are both endurance compounds, but DS3.12 offers longer life and more consistent torque at extreme temps. 4. Are Ferodo race pads noisy? DS2500 is very quiet. DS3.12 is relatively silent when bedded properly. DS1.11 can be noisy, especially when cold. 5. What’s the best pad for HPDE beginners? DS2500 is ideal for beginners using street tires and moderate track use. XP8 (from Carbotech) is another great option if more bite is needed. 6. Do Ferodo pads require bedding? Yes. Proper bedding ensures maximum performance, even pad wear, and rotor compatibility. Always follow the Ferodo bedding procedure included with your pads. How to Bed In Ferodo Racing Brake Pads (DS2500, DS1.11, DS3.12) Properly bedding in your Ferodo Racing brake pads ensures optimal performance, pad longevity, and rotor compatibility. Whether you're using Ferodo DS2500 for HPDE or DS3.12 and DS1.11 for professional-level endurance racing, following a structured bedding procedure is critical. Below is a simplified step-by-step chart to guide the break-in process. Step Description 1. Safety First Never perform the following activities on public roads but rather ensure you are in a safe and controlled environment such as a skidpad or racetrack for bedding in.  2. Initial Bedding Heat Cycles Perform 5 moderate stops from 60 mph to 10 mph without engaging ABS. Do not come to a complete stop. Allow light rolling between applications to avoid pad imprinting. 3. Medium Pressure Braking After light bedding, perform 10-15 hard stops from 80 mph to 10 mph using maximum pedal pressure to avoid ABS or locking the tires. Pads should begin to emit some odor and light smoke, indicating proper transfer layer development. 4. Cool-Down Phase Drive for 5 minutes whole minimizing brake use. This allows pads and rotors to cool gradually and evenly, preventing thermal shock and ensuring proper pad bonding. 5. Post-Bedding Rest Let the rest for 24-48 hours if possible. This helps fully cure the pad resins and stabilize the pad compound structure for maximum performance. Important Bedding Tips: Do not come to a complete stop while pads are hot.  Avoid heavy braking with new pads before completing the bedding process.  Always bed in pads and rotors as a matched set (used pads on new rotors or vice versa can cause poor performance).  Proper bedding improves brake modulation, reduces judder, and maximizes the lifespan of your Ferodo racing pads. Whether you run Ferodo DS2500 on the street or DS1.11 or DS3.12 on the track, take time to bed them in right—your braking performance depends on it. Important Note Ferodo Racing Brake Pads are for off-road use only. These products contain copper and are not legal for road use in some regions. It is the buyer’s responsibility to determine legal compliance based on their location.  

Ferodo FRP3133 Front Brake Pads Ferodo FRP3133 Brake Pad Fitment Guide (FMSI D1045) Make Model Engine / Variant Years Front Pad Shape Rear Pad Shape Audi A6 (C6 / 4F2) RS6 quattro 5.0L 2008–2011 FRP3133 FCP1655 Audi A6 Avant (C6 / 4F5) RS6 quattro 5.0L 2008–2010 FRP3133 FCP1655 Cadillac ATS-V 3.6L 2015+ FRP3133 — Cadillac ATS-V Coupe 3.6L 2015+ FRP3133 — Cadillac CTS-V 6.2L 2009+ FRP3133 — Cadillac CTS-V Coupe 6.2L 2008+ FRP3133 — Cadillac CTS-V Sport Wagon 6.2L 2011+ FRP3133 — Chevrolet Corvette C8 Z06 Stingray 5.5L V8 2023+ FRP3133 FRP3170 Chevrolet Corvette C8 Z06 5.5L V8 2024+ FRP3133 FRP3170 Chevrolet Camaro 6.2L, 298 kW 2012–2015 FRP3133 — Chevrolet Camaro 6.2L, 318 kW 2012–2015 FRP3133 — Chevrolet Camaro Convertible 6.2L, 298 kW 2012+ FRP3133 — Chevrolet Camaro Convertible 6.2L, 318 kW 2012+ FRP3133 — Chevrolet Camaro SS 1LE (6th Gen) 6.2L 2016+ FRP3133 FRP3137 Chevrolet Corvette C7 6.2L 2014+ FCP1334 / FRP3133 — Chevrolet Corvette C7 Z06 6.2L 2014+ FRP3133 — Chevrolet Corvette C7 Convertible 6.2L, 335 kW 2013+ FCP1334 / FRP3133 — Chevrolet Corvette C7 Convertible 6.2L, 343 kW 2014+ FCP1334 / FRP3133 — Chevrolet Corvette Z06 Stingray 6.2L V8 2023+ FRP3133 FRP3170 Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT8 (WK2) 6.4L 2011+ FRP3133 — Mercedes-Benz SL 55 AMG (R230) 5.4L 2006–2012 FRP3133 — Mercedes-Benz GL 63 AMG 4MATIC (X166) 5.5L 2012+ FRP3133 FCP4587 Mercedes-Benz ML 63 AMG 4MATIC (W166) 5.5L, 386 kW 2011+ FRP3133 FCP4587 Mercedes-Benz ML 63 AMG 4MATIC (W166) 5.5L, 410 kW 2011+ FRP3133 FCP4587 Mercedes-Benz CL 600 (C216) 5.5L 2006+ FRP3133 — Mercedes-Benz SL 600 (R230) 5.5L 2006–2012 FRP3133 — Mercedes-Benz SL 65 AMG (R230) 6.0L 2004–2012 FRP3133 — Mercedes-Benz SL 65 AMG Black Series (R230) 6.0L 2008–2012 FRP3133 — Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG (W204) 6.2L, 336 kW 2008+ FRP3133 — Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG (W204) 6.2L, 358 kW 2008+ FRP3133 — Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG Coupe (C204) 6.2L, 336 kW 2011+ FRP3133 — Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG Coupe (C204) 6.2L, 358 kW 2012+ FRP3133 — Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG Coupe (C204) 6.2L, 380 kW 2012+ FRP3133 — Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG Estate (S204) 6.2L, 336 kW 2008+ FRP3133 — Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG Estate (S204) 6.2L, 358 kW 2012+ FRP3133 — Mercedes-Benz CLK 63 AMG (C209) 6.2L 2007–2009 FRP3133 — Mercedes-Benz CLS 63 AMG (C219) 6.2L 2006–2010 FRP3133 — Mercedes-Benz E63 AMG (W211) 6.2L 2006–2008 FRP3133 — Mercedes-Benz E63 AMG Estate (S211) 6.2L 2006–2009 FRP3133 — Mercedes-Benz E63 AMG Estate (S212) 6.2L 2011+ FRP3133 — Mercedes-Benz SL 63 AMG (R230) 6.2L 2008–2012 FRP3133 — Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG (C197) 6.2L 2010+ FRP3133 — Ferodo Brake Pad Coefficient of Friction (Mu) Comparison Chart Ferodo Brake Pad Operating Temperature Comparison Chart Ferodo Racing Brake Pads Comparison Guide Choosing the right Ferodo race pad depends entirely on how often you plan to track your car and what performance characteristics matter most to you. We're asked daily for a recommendation between Ferodo DS2500, DS1.11, and DS3.12 brake pads—and with good reason. These three compounds cover nearly every use case, from daily-driven sports cars to championship-winning racecars. All three of these compounds are classified as Ferodo racing brake pads, not street pads, and each excels in specific areas such as fade resistance, torque stability, rotor wear, cold bite, and pad longevity. Whether you're heading to your first HPDE event or racing wheel-to-wheel in GT endurance, this guide helps you identify which Ferodo compound best matches your needs. Ferodo Racing Brake Pad Comparison – DS3.12 vs DS1.11 vs DS2500 Compound Key Strengths Best For Notes Ferodo DS3.12 - Flattest torque curve tested- High mu with less pedal pressure- Unfadeable at racing temps- Long-lasting and disc-friendly Club racing, time trials, HPDE, endurance racingGreat for high-horsepower, heavy cars with aero and slicks Designed for modern track demandsExceptional pedal consistencyQuickly becoming the new gold standard in race compounds Ferodo DS1.11 - Endurance-proven durability- Flat torque curve across wide temps- Easy on rotors- Fade-resistant and long-lasting Endurance racing, club racing, HPDEIdeal for drivers who want consistency and long wear life Slightly lower bite than DS3.12Excellent option for long stints and heavy use Ferodo DS2500 - Hybrid street/track performance- Good cold bite and manners- Moderate noise and dust- Flat torque curve during aggressive driving Dual-purpose driving, canyon runs, autocross, light track useExcellent for HPDE on street tires May wear quickly on heavy cars with race tiresOne of the best value pads for enthusiast drivers Ferodo Brake Pad Fade Resistance & Max Operating Temperature DS3.12: Unmatched fade resistance, withstanding 1600°F+ on dyno tests with zero fade. The top choice for pro-level racing and extreme track duty. DS1.11: Excellent fade resistance with a slightly lower max temp than DS3.12. Ideal for endurance racing and high-speed circuits. DS2500: Superior to any street/sport pad for fade, but not suited to heavy race use with slicks. Perfect for dual-purpose and HPDE cars on street tires. Ferodo Brake Pad Pad Life & Durability DS3.12: The most durable in the Ferodo lineup, offering ~15% more pad life than DS1.11. Built for endurance racing. DS1.11: Long-lasting with excellent disc friendliness when bedded properly. DS2500: Less durable in high-heat racing environments but adequate for light track use and daily driving. Ferodo Brake Pad Feel, Feedback & Torque Curve DS3.12: Very high mu (coefficient of friction), "grabby" feel, and ultra-consistent torque curve—loved by pros for its predictability. DS1.11: Moderate mu with a slightly declining torque curve under heat. Offers a more progressive feel, especially on street tires. DS2500: Lowest mu of the three. Feels more like a high-performance street pad with smoother torque, great for HPDE and mixed-use driving. Ferodo Brake Pad Manners (Cold Bite, Noise, Dust) DS2500: Best manners of the group. Low noise, moderate dust, and excellent cold bite—perfect for street-to-track use. DS3.12: Low cold bite but quiet when bedded properly. Moderate dust, easy to clean. DS1.11: Noisy when cold, less suitable for street use. Moderate cold performance with reduced disc wear vs. DS3.12. Ferodo Brake Pad Price vs. Value DS3.12: Premium price, but long life and consistency reduce overall cost per mile. DS1.11: Slightly lower cost than DS3.12 with similar longevity. A great value for endurance racers. DS2500: Incredible value as a true dual-purpose pad that rivals many OEM replacements in price while offering track-capable performance. Ferodo Brake Pad Product Highlights Track-proven compounds: DS2500, DS1.11, and DS3.12 trusted by drivers from HPDE to GT racing Fade-resistant up to 1600°F+ with zero performance loss (DS3.12) Endurance-grade wear life with low disc wear and consistent performance Excellent pedal feel and torque modulation across a wide temperature range Made for serious motorsports—from weekend warriors to pro race teams Ferodo Brake Pad Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) 1. Can I daily drive on Ferodo DS2500 brake pads? Yes. The DS2500 offers excellent manners on the street and solid performance on the track, making it a top choice for dual-purpose applications. 2. Is DS3.12 too aggressive for street tires? It can be. DS3.12 has a high mu and strong initial bite, which may activate ABS more frequently with street tires. Best used with slicks or R-compounds. 3. Which Ferodo pad is best for endurance racing? DS3.12 and DS1.11 are both endurance compounds, but DS3.12 offers longer life and more consistent torque at extreme temps. 4. Are Ferodo race pads noisy? DS2500 is very quiet. DS3.12 is relatively silent when bedded properly. DS1.11 can be noisy, especially when cold. 5. What’s the best pad for HPDE beginners? DS2500 is ideal for beginners using street tires and moderate track use. XP8 (from Carbotech) is another great option if more bite is needed. 6. Do Ferodo pads require bedding? Yes. Proper bedding ensures maximum performance, even pad wear, and rotor compatibility. Always follow the Ferodo bedding procedure included with your pads. How to Bed In Ferodo Racing Brake Pads (DS2500, DS1.11, DS3.12) Properly bedding in your Ferodo Racing brake pads ensures optimal performance, pad longevity, and rotor compatibility. Whether you're using Ferodo DS2500 for HPDE or DS3.12 and DS1.11 for professional-level endurance racing, following a structured bedding procedure is critical. Below is a simplified step-by-step chart to guide the break-in process. Step Description 1. Safety First Never perform the following activities on public roads but rather ensure you are in a safe and controlled environment such as a skidpad or racetrack for bedding in.  2. Initial Bedding Heat Cycles Perform 5 moderate stops from 60 mph to 10 mph without engaging ABS. Do not come to a complete stop. Allow light rolling between applications to avoid pad imprinting. 3. Medium Pressure Braking After light bedding, perform 10-15 hard stops from 80 mph to 10 mph using maximum pedal pressure to avoid ABS or locking the tires. Pads should begin to emit some odor and light smoke, indicating proper transfer layer development. 4. Cool-Down Phase Drive for 5 minutes whole minimizing brake use. This allows pads and rotors to cool gradually and evenly, preventing thermal shock and ensuring proper pad bonding. 5. Post-Bedding Rest Let the rest for 24-48 hours if possible. This helps fully cure the pad resins and stabilize the pad compound structure for maximum performance. Important Bedding Tips: Do not come to a complete stop while pads are hot.  Avoid heavy braking with new pads before completing the bedding process.  Always bed in pads and rotors as a matched set (used pads on new rotors or vice versa can cause poor performance).  Proper bedding improves brake modulation, reduces judder, and maximizes the lifespan of your Ferodo racing pads. Whether you run Ferodo DS2500 on the street or DS1.11 or DS3.12 on the track, take time to bed them in right—your braking performance depends on it. Important Note Ferodo Racing Brake Pads are for off-road use only. These products contain copper and are not legal for road use in some regions. It is the buyer’s responsibility to determine legal compliance based on their location.  

GiroDisc Magic Pad The Magic Street Pad 1718 Fits the Following: Make Model Build (Year) Front Rear Chevrolet Corvette Stingray [JL9 Standard Brake Package] 14 X Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Z51 [J55 Brake Package – Co-Cast Rotors] 14 - 15 X Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Z51 [J55 Brake Package – Full Cast Rotors] 14 - 15 X Chevrolet Corvette [Base / No Submodel / Heavy Duty] 15 - 17 X Chevrolet Corvette Z06 15 - 17 X Girodisc's "Magic Pads" offer a solution to common issues with factory brake pads such as squeaking, excessive dust, and high costs. These pads produce less dust compared to typical factory and performance pads, reducing the need for frequent wheel cleaning. Moreover, they provide excellent initial bite, a feature often lacking in more affordable pads. However, what truly sets our pads apart is their ability to effectively address brake noise problems, earning them the reputation of being a "silver bullet" solution. Crafted from a semi-metallic composition, Magic Pads are gentle on both rotors and your budget. When transitioning between different pad compounds, we recommend replacing all pads in the car simultaneously. Each set of Magic Pads includes pre-installed anti-noise shields at no extra cost. Should you have any inquiries, feel free to reach out to us – we're here to assist you!