Yeap, these work in the front, no modification required. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07Z3LX4MS/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
The rears went in by just hand. The fronts will not go in by any force since the holes are much smaller. Maybe the GT is a little different than the non-GT.
I have these Corvette pads:
I did measure when I was trying them out and the front holes were ~0.100" smaller than the locator nipple on the Brand T pads. That's how I ended up with Corvette pads.I should have measured before installation, but I didn't..... so I cannot verify that one way or the other, because I don't think I can get them OUT.
Do those slip right in without trimming a part of the T?I have these Corvette pads:
https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B091FFG64D/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I did measure when I was trying them out and the front holes were ~0.100" smaller than the locator nipple on the Brand T pads. That's how I ended up with Corvette pads.
No. One leg of the T needs to be removed. They will not stay in the car if driven, but they will stay long enough if the car is stationary to lift the car.
Thanks. Just ordered a set. If the car needs to go on a lift somewhere I feel better having them. Also easier if I need to use my jack and jack stands when I get a tow hitch for my bike rack.No. One leg of the T needs to be removed. They will not stay in the car if driven, but they will stay long enough if the car is stationary to lift the car.
Actually I take this back, I looked again, and I did cut one side of them. When I put them in the holes, I put them in the gap between the hole and the side cladding, wedging them in a bit so they stayed in place. They have not come out in the month or more that they've been in there.No. One leg of the T needs to be removed. They will not stay in the car if driven, but they will stay long enough if the car is stationary to lift the car.
Wow, yours stay in, Scoop? I know the way I drive mine won't. LOL!Actually I take this back, I looked again, and I did cut one side of them. When I put them in the holes, I put them in the gap between the hole and the side cladding, wedging them in a bit so they stayed in place. They have not come out in the month or more that they've been in there.
Here's how one of them look, I just took it out to check what I did (clearly this procedure was not too memorable to me!)
And here's the same puck wedged next to the cladding so that it stays in.
No. One leg of the T needs to be removed. They will not stay in the car if driven, but they will stay long enough if the car is stationary to lift the car.
