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63jalopy 12-11-2013 02:29 PM

Re: Camaro Caliper Brackets
 
Hi, I just sent paypal payment for the camaro calipers,not powder coated.
Thanks, Josh

dan468 12-11-2013 02:30 PM

Re: Camaro Caliper Brackets
 
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Originally Posted by dan468 (Post 6405909)
Why is a new master cylinder needed? I understand the proportioning valve.

Thanks!

anyone?

Captainfab 12-12-2013 12:39 AM

Re: Camaro Caliper Brackets
 
I received your payment and your Camaro caliper brackets shipped out today. You should receive them either Saturday or Monday.

Thanks for the purchase ;)

Quote:

Originally Posted by 63jalopy (Post 6413158)
Hi, I just sent paypal payment for the camaro calipers,not powder coated.
Thanks, Josh


Captainfab 12-12-2013 12:44 AM

Re: Camaro Caliper Brackets
 
Assuming you currently have a dual reservior drum/drum master, that master cylinder does not have enough volume for calipers, plus they have built in residual valves. Now if you have a disc/drum master, the same would apply, but only to the rear circuit. Althopugh, I have seen masters on some of the C20 squarebodies that look just like a disc/disc master cylinder. I just do not know for sure if they are the same internally.


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Originally Posted by dan468 (Post 6413159)
anyone?


dan468 12-12-2013 12:45 AM

Re: Camaro Caliper Brackets
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Captainfab (Post 6414164)
Assuming you currently have a dual reservior drum/drum master, that master cylinder does not have enough volume for calipers, plus they have built in residual valves. Now if you have a disc/drum master, the same would apply, but only to the rear circuit. Althopugh, I have seen masters on some of the C20 squarebodies that look just like a disc/disc master cylinder. I just do not know for sure if they are the same internally.

Excellent thank you, I will send money soon

ryserstine 12-13-2013 02:51 PM

Re: Camaro Caliper Brackets
 
So captainfab whats a good year pickup to grab a disk/disk mastercylinder off of? Or does someone make one for my square body. Thanks

Captainfab 12-14-2013 12:29 AM

Re: Camaro Caliper Brackets
 
I beleive most guys are using the '77-'81 Corvette master cylinder

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Originally Posted by ryserstine (Post 6416694)
So captainfab whats a good year pickup to grab a disk/disk mastercylinder off of? Or does someone make one for my square body. Thanks


ryserstine 12-14-2013 08:58 PM

Re: Camaro Caliper Brackets
 
Ok so 77-81 vette and it fits nothing else i'll need. I no i'll probably have to do some reflaring of brake lines, and an adjustable proportioning valve for the rear but my concern is the plunger size,and my existing proportioning valve. Leave it or get rid of it? Thanks mark

Captainfab 12-15-2013 12:27 AM

Re: Camaro Caliper Brackets
 
Yes the Corvette master cylinder will bolt right up. Just like most GM parts, there are a lot of master cylinders that are interchangeable.

You can try using your original proportioning valve with an adjustable valve in the rear circuit and see if that works for you. The other options would be to change to a disc/disc prop valve or the Wilwood #260-11179 prop valve which has a built in adjustable valve for the rear.

What do you mean by 'plunger'?

dan468 12-15-2013 12:38 AM

Re: Camaro Caliper Brackets
 
CPP has a bunch of valve options too that will work with the original brake warning switch

ryserstine 12-15-2013 05:25 PM

Re: Camaro Caliper Brackets
 
Sorry disregard plunger that would be an issue if i were to change out the brake booster,and it sounds like thats not needed.Thanks for the help i'll post more pics when completed.

ls1nova71 12-16-2013 04:17 AM

Re: Camaro Caliper Brackets
 
I need a set of these, but don't have time to read through 11 pages to find the price on the powder coated ones. I se a price for bare steel on the first page. I'll send a PM.

Captainfab 12-17-2013 12:27 AM

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PM replied to :)

The satin black powder coating is an additional $28.00


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Originally Posted by ls1nova71 (Post 6420705)
I need a set of these, but don't have time to read through 11 pages to find the price on the powder coated ones. I se a price for bare steel on the first page. I'll send a PM.


ls1nova71 12-17-2013 03:31 AM

Re: Camaro Caliper Brackets
 
Think I'll go with the unpainted set. Will send PayPal right away. Thanks.

bL.A.zer90045 02-06-2014 10:02 PM

Re: Camaro Caliper Brackets
 
do you make any brackets to accomadate the 98-02 fbody calipers?

Captainfab 02-07-2014 01:06 AM

Re: Camaro Caliper Brackets
 
No I do not.

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Originally Posted by bL.A.zer90045 (Post 6512200)
do you make any brackets to accomadate the 98-02 fbody calipers?


crob35 02-07-2014 02:17 AM

Re: Camaro Caliper Brackets
 
Will these work with the wilwood d52 calipers?

Captainfab 02-07-2014 02:28 AM

Re: Camaro Caliper Brackets
 
No, these only work with the '93-'97 F-body calipers. If you want to use the Wilwood D52 calipers, you will need my D52 brackets.

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Originally Posted by crob35 (Post 6512630)
Will these work with the wilwood d52 calipers?


bL.A.zer90045 02-07-2014 03:21 PM

Re: Camaro Caliper Brackets
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Captainfab (Post 6512562)
No I do not.

ok,just asking as i have 5 sets of them(98-02 disc set-ups,gbody builder)so for the camaro brakets(94-97) with hardware it is 125.00 shipped? i would need them shipped to 87144.thanks!

Captainfab 02-07-2014 04:24 PM

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The total for a bare steel set is $121.65. If you wish to have them in satin black powder coat, the total is $139.65.

dan468 02-07-2014 08:43 PM

Re: Camaro Caliper Brackets
 
Regarding the corvette MC, front reservoir goes to front brakes and rear to rear? Just did my 64 lincoln and it was opposite so I thought I'd ask

Captainfab 02-08-2014 01:41 PM

Re: Camaro Caliper Brackets
 
I believe that is correct, but I'll have to verify that. Are the fittings different sizes? I was thinking that the general rule was that on masters that have equal size reserviors, that the front is front brakes and the rear is rear brakes.

dan468 02-09-2014 08:31 PM

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http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d9...ps63d5b5pb.jpg

The rear port is the bigger one...

Thank you for making this bracket. It would have been much harder to make this work without it.

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HomoMonkey 02-13-2014 08:34 PM

Re: Camaro Caliper Brackets
 
Hey CaptFab, want to order a bracket for Impala disc/Camaro caliper. sending paypal now.
Thanks

Captainfab 02-14-2014 12:20 AM

Re: Camaro Caliper Brackets
 
Payment received and email sent :)

Quote:

Originally Posted by HomoMonkey (Post 6524422)
Hey CaptFab, want to order a bracket for Impala disc/Camaro caliper. sending paypal now.
Thanks


snipescastle2 08-26-2014 12:27 PM

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ryserstine,
what is the bracket shown in this picture? or is that some sort of JIG for welding/fabrication? if you don't mind me asking?great work! that bracket caught my eye, just wondering what it's for.....:metal:
Ben

Captainfab 08-26-2014 11:29 PM

Re: Camaro Caliper Brackets
 
If you are talking about the bracket that is below and behind the caliper, that is the panhard bar mount that is on the NASCAR trailing arms.

snipescastle2 08-27-2014 09:29 AM

Re: Camaro Caliper Brackets
 
that's a pretty stout looking bracket, I was just wondering what it was for, never seen one of those before.....
Thanks Captainfab!
Ben:metal:

weav1 01-13-2015 06:04 PM

Re: Camaro Caliper Brackets
 
Are you still making these brackets

Tims71 01-13-2015 09:55 PM

Re: Camaro Caliper Brackets
 
That bracket is on the end of the trailing arm and where the adjustable track bar mounts

Captainfab 01-14-2015 12:33 AM

Re: Camaro Caliper Brackets
 
Yes I still make these as well as all of my other products

Quote:

Originally Posted by weav1 (Post 7002108)
Are you still making these brackets


Tom 01-23-2015 05:18 PM

Re: Camaro Caliper Brackets
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Captainfab (Post 7002718)
Yes I still make these as well as all of my other products

Mother of god......I don't know how I've never seen this before with all my years on the board, but I am so glad I finally did!!!! I'm in the middle of a full repaint on my '98 but the rear brakes are next on the list after paint. Thank you for offering these!!!

Captainfab 01-24-2015 02:02 AM

Re: Camaro Caliper Brackets
 
I do not yet make any rear disc brackets for the '88-'98 trucks. I keep hoping to find the time to work on those, but with working 70-80 hrs a week every week, time is scarce. Does your truck have the 8.5" 10 bolt or the 9.5" 14 bolt?

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Originally Posted by Tom (Post 7016232)
Mother of god......I don't know how I've never seen this before with all my years on the board, but I am so glad I finally did!!!! I'm in the middle of a full repaint on my '98 but the rear brakes are next on the list after paint. Thank you for offering these!!!


Crash'd Artwerks 02-03-2015 02:04 PM

Re: Camaro Caliper Brackets
 
What rotors can I use with these brackets and calipers to swap my truck to 4.75 bolt pattern?

I've seen Chevy Astro van rotors mentioned, but the obvious Camaro rotors that match the calipers would be nice to use.

Captainfab 02-04-2015 12:18 AM

Re: Camaro Caliper Brackets
 
The only rotor that can be used with these brackets without modification are the ones they are designed for.

The '93-'97 F-body rotors have a 5 x 4.65" wheel stud pattern, are smaller in diameter and a different height.

I have started on a different set of brackets for the trucks using the 5 x 4.75" wheel stud pattern, but I don't know when I will have time to finish them up.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Crash'd Artwerks (Post 7032360)
What rotors can I use with these brackets and calipers to swap my truck to 4.75 bolt pattern?

I've seen Chevy Astro van rotors mentioned, but the obvious Camaro rotors that match the calipers would be nice to use.


Crash'd Artwerks 02-04-2015 01:02 AM

Re: Camaro Caliper Brackets
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Captainfab (Post 7033129)
The only rotor that can be used with these brackets without modification are the ones they are designed for.

The '93-'97 F-body rotors have a 5 x 4.65" wheel stud pattern, are smaller in diameter and a different height.

I have started on a different set of brackets for the trucks using the 5 x 4.75" wheel stud pattern, but I don't know when I will have time to finish them up.

Gotcha. I guess I'll just have to buy a pair of Impala rotors and re-drill the 4.75 pattern in between the 5" pattern.

dan468 03-06-2015 03:37 PM

Re: Camaro Caliper Brackets
 
How do these calipers adjust the parking brake for pad wear?

Captainfab 03-07-2015 01:03 AM

Re: Camaro Caliper Brackets
 
I just assumed they had some sort of internal ratcheting mechanism. Did you use new/rebuilt calipers or used?

Quote:

Originally Posted by dan468 (Post 7078861)
How do these calipers adjust the parking brake for pad wear?


dan468 03-07-2015 01:05 AM

Re: Camaro Caliper Brackets
 
They are rebuilt. The design does not have a ratchet. The Camero did though, have a ratchet built into the handle. But I'm unsure if this was to adjust the parking brake or simply keep the cables tight.

dan468 04-09-2015 11:32 AM

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Has anyone successfully tested this on a running truck? How's the P brake hold?


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