Chevrolet model names can refer to different platforms and market specifications. Start with the exact model, year, engine, axle and factory brake setup.
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Select the vehicle below and send the VIN or market details, current disc size, caliper markings and wheel specification. Call out SS, ZL1, Corvette and any earlier factory or aftermarket brake package.
Brake buying check: Match the full application and model-year notes. A North American part listing may not cover a similarly named UK or European vehicle. Performance versions can change hubs, uprights, calipers and disc sizes. Use the exact caliper template against every wheel that will be fitted and check spoke and barrel clearance. Do not infer fitment from the Chevrolet badge or wheel diameter. The confirmed vehicle and complete kit code belong together.
Use the selected manufacturer’s current application, clearance and installation information.
Brake work is safety critical. Use a suitably experienced installer and the current vehicle and component instructions. Do not drive the car until the system has been checked, bled and tested as those documents require.
