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  1. poor-sha

    Opinions on the Current State of CT4-V Blackwing (including Track Editions) Pricing

    I'm in at MSRP as soon as they produce a functioning online configurator ;)
  2. poor-sha

    Can I get your opinions on my front rotors

    It *could* actuate the brakes. I don't know if the car has to go to sleep and then wake up on key approach. I don't know if there is some sort of drop in pressure in the hydraulics that would need to happen. The first time I swapped pads on my C8 I didn't know to disconnect the battery and...
  3. poor-sha

    Can I get your opinions on my front rotors

    That’s great. Make sure you disconnect the battery before you mess with the brakes.
  4. poor-sha

    CT5-V Carbon Ceramic Brakes and Track Durability

    Are the part numbers the same? I’d be shocked if the calipers were the same.
  5. poor-sha

    CT5-V Carbon Ceramic Brakes and Track Durability

    I initially did a road burnishing using the OM procedure.
  6. poor-sha

    Blackwing Constraints Tracker

    Any word on cyber yellow? Has the CF1 availability on the 4BW improved?
  7. poor-sha

    CT5-V Carbon Ceramic Brakes and Track Durability

    If it were 500 lbs lighter it would be a C7 Z06 :) The 5BW really is an incredible machine, but it isn't my primary track car. Lightning lap uses the Grand Course which really mutes the power advantage and also favors lighter more nimble cars. Here's a video of me keeping up with a 991 GT3...
  8. poor-sha

    CT5-V Carbon Ceramic Brakes and Track Durability

    The rear pads are separate from the parking brake and I nearly asked the Brembo guy the same question on the tech talk the other day.
  9. poor-sha

    CT5-V Carbon Ceramic Brakes and Track Durability

    The CCB rotors have both a min weight and a min thickness stamped on them. Weighing them is probably more precise, but they also have to be cleaned using a specific procedure prior to weighing. Realistically, once they start to look pock marked, the outer coating has worn off and it's time to...
  10. poor-sha

    CT5-V Carbon Ceramic Brakes and Track Durability

    I realize that conventional wisdom is that CCBs don't hold up to track use, but in the recent tech talk with Brembo they seemed pretty confident in the brakes on the 5BW. I thought I'd start a thread to track how my CCB brakes are holding up to track use. My car currently has 8390 miles and...
  11. poor-sha

    Can I get your opinions on my front rotors

    Are the pads to the wear sensors yet? Did they say 4mm of pad material or total pad thickness? I just measured my pads as I thought they were kind of low and the backing plate is 6mm thick and I had another ~6mm of pad material and it hadn't started wearing the wear sensors yet. Caveat being...
  12. poor-sha

    CT4V -BW Track "Capable" versus Track "Optimized"

    I’m not sure what article that’s from, but that’s what he told me.
  13. poor-sha

    I’ve found the secret sauce (track pads)

    I posted this in another thread but figured more folks would find it useful here. I was chatting with someone who is campaigning a 4BW in SCCA this year. He is running the stock brakes with Hawk DTC80 front and DTC70 rears and says they are very good. He also said the Pagid RS29S worked well...
  14. poor-sha

    CT4V -BW Track "Capable" versus Track "Optimized"

    I was just talking to Heinricy about brake pads and he's running DTC80 front and DTC70 rear with the stock brakes on the 4BW. He also said the Pagid RS29S were good, but couldn't remember what compound they ran in the rear.
  15. poor-sha

    CT5-V Feedback For 2024 CT5-V Blackwing HPDE Build

    I'm also afraid of having to buy a new set of CCB rotors, but I think their life on track remains to be seen. On the V-Club Brembo tech talk the Brembo guy did say that the brakes on the 5BW were a significant step up from prior CCBs on the vette. What that exactly means remains to be seen...
  16. poor-sha

    CT4V -BW Track "Capable" versus Track "Optimized"

    I'm also of the mind that you're going to have a hard time finding a better tire than the TPC spec PS4S unless you go with a true R Comp. The 4BW that John Heinricy is campaigning this year is running 18x10 and 18x11 wheels wearing Hoosier 285 and 285 tires. He's supposed to be at VIR this...
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