Powerstop Z23 Brake Pads for Hellcat challenger-charger

[@FXWATERADVENTURES]

I put these on my cat and having brass monkey wheels theses are God sent, I don't have the cold braking issue since I live in FL lol

[@trmadness]

Yeah I already got the z26 pads for mine definitely a must in those cars plus the oil catch cans 👍🏼

[@kamr9922]

TR madness i was thinking to get the z26. how you liking them?

[@dwightraine9686]

I just recently purchased a 22 dodge challenger scat pack widebody, The front wheels are just coated with brake dust it’s terrible. I’ve been thinking about changing out the pads I just need to find the right brake pads that admit a lot less dust. I also noticed that the back wheels stay fairly clean but the front constantly coded by brake dust within an hour of driving it. I believe I’m gonna change mine out much sooner than later thanks for the video gave me a lot of emphasis for changing mine out thanks.

[@rossi392hemitradedaway.tha7]

Zander13 - Nicely done Pal. That said, I am going to purchase the same pads and rotors due to the car shaking when I brake. Just bought this 392 and I'm pissed that I have to upgrade becasue the rotors are craps. If I had the tools and my back was in good shape, I would install myself, but I cant.

[@joey3217]

Any updates on if it's harder on the rotors?

[@dr.curious5136]

Did these in my Track hawk , they work ... little less stopping power in the cold but nothing major I think

[@Ochtane101]

Just put a set of rotors, and pads, Z23’s, on my car. So far, so good? Love them.👍Especially for the price. About $100 bucks per wheel, for slotted and drilled rotors, with the ceramic carbon fiber pads? Can’t beat that👍

[@CBU-j2v]

How fast did those new ceramic pads wrap your rotors?

[@kingtuck9274]

Why didn’t you apply the provided brake-in grease?

[@tjeffer22]

Looks like I found my first mod for my hellcat. Thanks

[@ozzy5368]

I've put these on two different cars, one a hellcat, one s pickup. Both worked great EXCEPT both were extremely grabby when dead cold. It's bad enough that light brake pressure almost locks the brakes for the first 2-3 short stops. Are there any other good pads that don't do this?

[@johnk815]

I’m surprise the Pistons go in with hand pressure alone. I usually have to use a giant channel lock.

[@christianhardwick6530]

How often you go through pads and when do you replace your rotors

[@DucatiDiaries]

Yeah I hate that black finger. I do that all the time. I'll have to check on these for the Mustang. Thanks for the review of these.

[@Zander13Productions]

Very welcome brother

[@markojokic2980]

Awesome man, thank you

[@kirikos65]

Do you find that they stop just as good as the Brembo brake pads?

[@EthanolHound]

Yep hate break dust and great video will have to do this

[@BMan100]

.....I use AutoGlym Wheel Protector, not sure if it's available in the US or not, but here in Canada it's the best thing for my car since sliced bread.

[@swaveyymike]

The New hardware for the front which did you use i saw they sent 2 sets of those clips ?

[@jonathansalinas5817]

Great video thanks

[@markurbancowboy]

Great vid man! I gotta do this to my car, the brake dust is terrible with the stock pads!

[@Zander13Productions]

They are great!

[@erikressdorf8418]

Wondering if the pads will create more wear on the rotors like performance pads do on other cars. Cheaper to clean dust off than replacing rotors more regularly.??

[@Zander13Productions]

I will monitor this as i was wondering the same thing

[@rogueleo6587]

Zander13 update video on overall performance. Or comments thanks . I bought the whole kit for RT

[@groundzero270]

Great video!

[@Zander13Productions]

Thanks

[@John1doe]

Great video just subscribe now I can do it myself to my hellcat👍👍👍

[@danielphillips1160]

How many kms when you did the swap? Have any vibration issues with the rotors etc?

[@Zander13Productions]

Daniel Phillips 21k miles. Everything was perfect after install

[@carstuff4u942]

Can I ask why u sold your Dodge???

[@mavricxx]

You didn't put brake pads grease on them?

[@paulsoti5388]

I was wondering the same thing. I would like to know were the grease goes. I think it goes on the back of the pads.

[@gsheverything_2716]

Cause the back end are rubber

[@swaveyymike]

Where did you get punch tools ?

[@Zander13Productions]

Auto zone

[@kennethburton3056]

I actually want to get the pads and rotor set from American Muscle on my 18 5.0.

[@Zander13Productions]

thats awesome, you will love them. I have no brake dust at all.

[@kirikos65]

Great video. How many miles did you have on the old brakes?

[@Zander13Productions]

I had about 2k miles on the brakes when I owned the car

[@johnk815]

No brake dust. So harder on rotors? Because those rotors don’t look cheap!

[@paulsoti5388]

Liked your video. 2 things I would like to know: 1- do the caliper pistons move back with just hand pressure? #2- where does the grease go? Thank you. I have never done a brake job but will be doing one soon on my Challenger SRT 392, same brakes as on your car. Looks simple enough. Thank you for the video!

[@Zander13Productions]

Yes hand pressure and i never used the grease. Its very easy to do on these cars.

[@paulsoti5388]

Thanks Zander13, have you had any brake squealing noise at all?

[@Zander13Productions]

Paul Soti nope, dot even a little. They have been awesome

[@mrmagic34]

Is there less dust ?

[@Zander13Productions]

Will follow up in a day or two

[@clave13alvarez48]

where you buy the pads

[@Zander13Productions]

Amazon

[@FalcondRippr]

You didn't use the grease they provide. It prevents piston sticking...they provide it for a reason. Also...you didn't seat the pins all the way...you need to tap them all the way in from the rear. I'm sure it will be fine...but you didn't do it quite correctly. I did mine the day after I bought the car...they are absolutely the way to go.

[@memphis901vet2]

Please update us?

[@Zander13Productions]

will do, i touched on it like 2 videos back.

[@cricket2527]

Zander13 my hellcat has 17k Mole should I replace the rotors?

[@Zander13Productions]

@@cricket2527 not necessarily although it wont hurt. If they are fine i would just leave them alone