2012 ppv rotors and pads.

[Eod1]

So does anyone have the part number for the ppv rotors and pads. Chevy wants a arm and leg and I thought I could get them at napa.

 

[CrashTestDummy]

Hmm, I'm seeing them for $88 from GM Parts Center, and $75 from our local parts house for Delco. Not an arm and a leg in my book. The Bosch are $108 from local parts house. Those are nice rotors, and we put them on our '10 PPV.

 

[Eod1]

Are those what they call fleet parts?
Napa does not have a part number for them but I know they vent differently than a normal tahoe rotor

 

[tfi racing]

Vent differently? Waste of technology in this part of the world, majority of police use PPV's are just roadside supports for laser guns and cell phone scopes...

 

[Eod1]

Out here in AZ the state police use them as chase vehicles. I was told they vent differently and the pads are extremely heavy duty because of the high speed abuse.

 

[Doubeleive]

Vent differently? Waste of technology in this part of the world, majority of police use PPV's are just roadside supports for laser guns and cell phone scopes...

cell phone scope???

 

[swathdiver]

So does anyone have the part number for the ppv rotors and pads. Chevy wants a arm and leg and I thought I could get them at napa.

Plug in a PPV VIN here:

https://parts-catalog.acdelco.com/catalog/catalog_search.php

 

[tfi racing]

cell phone scope???

Yep, you think they are using laser or radar guns at the roadside to catch speeders, but not in these parts. They are using long range scopes to catch people using their cell phones, putting on make up or eating a burger or drinking coffee while driving, it's almost as they have a competition to see who can create the zaniest pretence for a distracted driving charge.

 

[Tonyrodz]

Yep, you think they are using laser or radar guns at the roadside to catch speeders, but not in these parts. They are using long range scopes to catch people using their cell phones, putting on make up or eating a burger or drinking coffee while driving, it's almost as they have a competition to see who can create the zaniest pretence for a distracted driving charge.

Eating a burger? Really??

 

[Doubeleive]

Yep, you think they are using laser or radar guns at the roadside to catch speeders, but not in these parts. They are using long range scopes to catch people using their cell phones, putting on make up or eating a burger or drinking coffee while driving, it's almost as they have a competition to see who can create the zaniest pretence for a distracted driving charge.

you must be in Canada? I see they set the scope up on a specific intersection and take photos when your stopped, they had red light camera's here (in California) before but they took them all down, they found the cameras made no difference so there was no point in using them anymore.

 

[tfi racing]

you must be in Canada? I see they set the scope up on a specific intersection and take photos when your stopped, they had red light camera's here (in California) before but they took them all down, they found the cameras made no difference so there was no point in using them anymore.

No, that is a totally separate thing, there are a limited number of red light cameras here to catch those running lights and some of them also record your speed so you get two tickets for the price of one. I don't really have a problem with that, the vast majority of accidents do occur in intersections. Around here, we have actual police officers standing at the side of the road or hiding in bushes that use binoculars and rifle scopes to catch you using your phone or whatever, then radioing ahead to another officer that flags you down and gives you a ticket. They also dress up as construction flaggers and even beggars in the center median at intersections, they will go to unbelievable depths to pry money out of your pocket, all in the guise of public safety, of course...

 

[Doubeleive]

No, that is a totally separate thing, there are a limited number of red light cameras here to catch those running lights and some of them also record your speed so you get two tickets for the price of one. I don't really have a problem with that, the vast majority of accidents do occur in intersections. Around here, we have actual police officers standing at the side of the road or hiding in bushes that use binoculars and rifle scopes to catch you using your phone or whatever, then radioing ahead to another officer that flags you down and gives you a ticket. They also dress up as construction flaggers and even beggars in the center median at intersections, they will go to unbelievable depths to pry money out of your pocket, all in the guise of public safety, of course...

Canada? some of that would probably be considered illegal in the usa, although the most I have seen them do here is setup a crosswalk where they have a person (employee) enter a crosswalk to see if people stop to allow a pedestrian or not and then ticket them if they continued thru. In California the highway patrol cannot disguise themselves or be completely hidden so they find specific spots that catch people off-guard like a dip in the road or around the corner after a underpass, etc