Girodisc A2-211 rear brake discs (365 × 28 mm) optimize consistent braking performance during spirited driving on the Cadillac CTS-V (2009–2015), Cadillac CTS-V (2016–2018), Chevrolet Camaro SS (2010–2015), Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 (2012–2015), and Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 (2016–). Their cast-iron pads and aluminum disc bells form a floating assembly designed to manage thermal stresses and facilitate pad replacement due to wear. Sold as a pair, including one left and one right rotor.
These rotors are intended for the rear axle of compatible vehicles in the configuration listed below. They retain the compatible caliper mounting; any required spacers and brake pad specifications must be followed.
The curved internal cooling fins channel air through the rotor to dissipate heat during repeated braking. The floating mounting limits stresses caused by differences in thermal expansion between the rotor and the housing and helps the rotor center itself between the brake pads, maintaining consistent contact under heat.
The hub is made of 6061-T6 aluminum. The high-strength steel drive pins are cadmium-plated to resist corrosion. They are secured by Class 12.9 bolts and hardened washers. Spring washers minimize cold-mounting noise while allowing the necessary compression for the floating mount.
New pads must be installed with new discs or tracks. Their shape and compound must be compatible with the mounting, the cast iron, and the intended use; comply with the specific requirements for this part number and perform the prescribed break-in procedure.
Each application is subject to its specific brake system, calipers, and any requirements for brake pads or spacers. Please verify these requirements before ordering.
Choose brake pads whose shape is compatible with the calipers, track, and/or A2-211 rotors, and whose compound is suitable for sport driving or track use. The Endless, pagid Racing, or Ferodo Racing ranges may be considered after verifying the appropriate part number.
For intensive use, we recommend compatible aviation-grade flexible hoses and high-performance brake fluid that meets the vehicle’s specifications, along with proper bleeding and fluid replacement. This recommendation complements the mounting, which is compatible with the original hydraulic system.
Replacing the pads alone helps keep the rotors in good condition. Reusing a rotor for up to three pad replacements is subject to inspection of its condition, its mounting components, and the mounting instructions; this number does not constitute a guaranteed service life. Use a new mounting component each time you replace the pads.
What are the sizes of the A2-211 discs for my vehicle? The part number shown measures 365 × 28 mm and is mounted on the rear axle. The diameter alone is not sufficient: also check the brake system type and mounting requirements.
Is the product sold in pairs? Yes. It includes a left and a right disc for the same axle. Both discs come with their disc bells.
Do I need to replace the brake pads on my vehicle?Yes. Always install new brake pads with new rotors or new braking surfaces. Their shape and compound must be compatible with the A2-211 track and/or rotor and with the calipers. Then break in the rotors and pads according to the prescribed procedures.
How do I identify the left and right sides? Girodisc rotors come with a label attached to each rotor: LEFT for the left side and RIGHT for the right side, as viewed in the direction of travel. On a left-hand-drive vehicle, “LEFT” corresponds to the driver’s side and “RIGHT” to the passenger side. Follow these labels and the instructions. On models with curved internal fins, the rolling direction depends on this internal ventilation; the surface grooves alone are not sufficient to determine the side.
How do I break in this mounting on my vehicle? Follow the Girodisc procedure and the brake pad manufacturer’s instructions to build up an even transfer ply. The PDF documents below detail installation and break-in.
We have included two PDF documents below: an instruction manual for installing and breaking in the discs, and an instruction manual for installing new tracks on existing bowls. Consult the document that applies to your specific task before you begin.
