Enhanced Performance Brake Kit: Power Stop K1548 Z23 Carbon Fiber Brake Pads with Drill & Slot Brake Rotors for Front and Rear Review

Rotor and pads are fine, but the metal wear parts for the front could not be used because they were too big. This causes them to rub and squeak on the edges of the rotors. I take them off and put the old ones back on.

The brakes work well and the rotors not only had to buy new hardware because they were too big but caused an annoying squeak from rotor impact and were also very happy

Perfect for my Firebird 02 V6. The only problem as you can gather from other reviews is that you need an ACDelco 18K989X and an ACDelco 18K988X as the spacers that come with it suck.

Everything installed and worked as it should. Breaking in the pads with 5 hard stops at 40-10 mph, then 5 at 30-5 mph, followed by a decent ride with no brakes until they cool. On a 2002 Trans Am convertible, the brakes don't squeak at all.

Great item here and fit was ok. They actually sent me the wrong rear ones which embarrassed me but I have multiple cars. I contacted Power Stop and the correct rear rotors were shipped the same day. I received them the next day or two. I was shocked! The company did the right thing and I just had to put the wrong ones in Box A and deliver them to the carrier. Uncomfortable but it was nice to know that the company took care of me so quickly! Great for my trance! They seem to be breaking very…

Installed on a 2001 Camaro Z28. Delivered fairly quickly and easily assembled. The problem was that the front pads were rubbing against the rotor. I already threw away my old ones so I bought a kit from AutoZone. I went to install it and found a cracked gasket. Another trip into the AutoZone and another $50 later and I'm on the road again. I know this shim issue has been reported in other reviews. They might have been different models, but they were all F-Body. I wasn't sure what to do with it…

I purchased a Power Stop K1548 ceramic front/rear brake pads and cross hole/slotted rotor kit for my 2001 Pontiac Trans AM WS6. First I mounted them on the two front wheels. After installing everything, I drove fast and heard a horrible squeak from both wheels. I removed the wheels and investigated the problem. It turns out that the seals that come with the pads pull the rotors. They look about the same as the originals that came with the car, but on the outside they aren't. I put the old…