GT350 front & rear brake pad replacement, Carbotech brake pads & Titanium shields

View attachment GT350 Front Pads.pdf
View attachment GT350 Rear Brake Pads.pdf






Tools needed to remove rear caliper emergency brake spring
E-brake tools
JB Tools
OTC 6722 Brake Spring Locking Pliers
Lisle 40750
Parking brake cable remover


Compress as much of the e-brake spring as possible, makes the cable easier to slip off the lever








Carbotech front pads w/titanium heat shields, bottom pads are factory


Heat shields fit perfectly

thank you!

Thanks! Glad to see the rears are so easy.

I know there are lots of ways to do it, but I think i might like the caliper spreading tool shown. Do they give the P/N?

Lisle quad pad spreader

Lisle
29100
QUICK QUAD PAD SPREADER

GT350 6-piston spreader tool, front or rear calipers

GiroDisc
Caliper piston spreader
Part Number PST-01
use on most 2, 4, 6 and 8-piston calipers.

Carbotech brake pads front and rear

Titanium heat shields for front calipers

VoodooStang said:

Lisle
29100
QUICK QUAD PAD SPREADER

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That tool inst very good. I tried it.

Do you happen to have the number for the Ti rear shims? Hard Brakes has choices to select the front & rear GT350 setup, but they don't have any part # actually listed under the selection.

firestarter2 said:

That tool inst very good. I tried it.

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I read this 1/2 hour after I ordered it from Amazon. Is it usable but not ideal? Or should I try to cancel?

Lisle pad spreader

I use mine regularly. No issues.

Titanium heat shields

Use the contact form to get in touch with Hard Brakes. I think they have used their stock up is why you don't see a part #. Had the same issue when I ordered my fronts. Had to wait approx 2 weeks.

JT1 said:

I read this 1/2 hour after I ordered it from Amazon. Is it usable but not ideal? Or should I try to cancel?

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There seems to be some quality control issues. I sent mine back. Maybe you will get lucky

VoodooStang said:

I use mine regularly. No issues.

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Regularly on what car?

What did you do with the rotors with these pads. The manufacturer says you essentially need to resurface or replace the rotors if you're swapping in these pads.