Camaro Caliper Brackets

[jrc54]

Hope for some help here, my 69 c10 needs brakes, I also have a 92 z28 (wreck) my need is to get the front brakes from the z on my ol' girl.. Shes got the engine trans .. also the rear is ready to go in, but I want to keep the stock z brakes all around,, any body know of a 2.5-3" drop spindle that will take the Camaros hubs? and yess we all can do something much beter, but I have the rolled Z

[jrc54]

oh ya and the calipers

[Captainfab]

This really isn't the place to be asking this question, in my for sale thread. You should post your questions in the '67-'72 section or the Suspension section.

Originally Posted by jrc54

Hope for some help here, my 69 c10 needs brakes, I also have a 92 z28 (wreck) my need is to get the front brakes from the z on my ol' girl.. Shes got the engine trans .. also the rear is ready to go in, but I want to keep the stock z brakes all around,, any body know of a 2.5-3" drop spindle that will take the Camaros hubs? and yess we all can do something much beter, but I have the rolled Z

Originally Posted by jrc54

oh ya and the calipers

[crakarjax]

Are the '97 Camaro calipers low drag? I ran across a site stating that they are, and that they require a step-bore master cylinder to operate correctly:

http://www.manualbrakes.com/FAQs.html

I'm not sure if it's required with front calipers that are not low drag, and this might apply specifically to non-boosted applications. I'm also not sure if only the front calipers were low drag and I have found any info either way.

[Toolguy2]

Captainfab:
Been looking at your posts and am interested to know do you have a set of brackets to fit a 1999 Tahoe it is four wheel drive. If so what do you do about wheel sensor stuff? I am thinking this vehicle has rear wheel sensors. Maybe you can shed some light on that? If I install rear discs I am thinking I will also have to change master cylinder right? So I I have to change master cylinder will that screw with the anti-locks? If you could describe what all I would have to change that would help a lot. Looking to improve braking power for when I tow stuff.
Thanks in advance

Toolguy2

[Captainfab]

Sorry but I still do not have any rear disc brackets for the '88-'98 differentials. I am still working 80 hrs a week every week and that is not enough. Additionally there are 3 different differentials used in the '88-'98 years in the C/K 1500's

Originally Posted by Toolguy2

Captainfab:
Been looking at your posts and am interested to know do you have a set of brackets to fit a 1999 Tahoe it is four wheel drive. If so what do you do about wheel sensor stuff? I am thinking this vehicle has rear wheel sensors. Maybe you can shed some light on that? If I install rear discs I am thinking I will also have to change master cylinder right? So I I have to change master cylinder will that screw with the anti-locks? If you could describe what all I would have to change that would help a lot. Looking to improve braking power for when I tow stuff.
Thanks in advance

Toolguy2

[Oldscooltroy]

Captainfab can you send me a paypal invoice for the 85 c10 12 bolt disc brake brackets with grade 8 hardware please. I want to run impala rotors and calipers. I'm not worried about parking brakes.
My email is troyaydell@yahoo.com
I heard about you on gearhead for life fb page.

[Captainfab]

So do you want the Camaro caliper brackets or the Impala SS brackets?

Originally Posted by Oldscooltroy

Captainfab can you send me a paypal invoice for the 85 c10 12 bolt disc brake brackets with grade 8 hardware please. I want to run impala rotors and calipers. I'm not worried about parking brakes.
My email is troyaydell@yahoo.com
I heard about you on gearhead for life fb page.

[Oldscooltroy]

Originally Posted by Captainfab

So do you want the Camaro caliper brackets or the Impala SS brackets?

I just bought impala ss rotors calipers and caliper brakes off rock auto. I'm wanting to buy the brackets to fit all the factory impala ss parts

[Oldscooltroy]

Originally Posted by Oldscooltroy

I just bought impala ss rotors calipers and caliper brakes off rock auto. I'm wanting to buy the brackets to fit all the factory impala ss parts

If you want to call me I can explain it better on the phone lol 2255726332

[Captainfab]

Then the Impala SS rear disc brackets are what you will need not the Camaro caliper brackets.

Here is the for sale thread for the Impala SS brackets.

http://www.67-72chevytrucks.com/vboa...77#post3259777

There are links to about half of my for sale threads in my sig line.

Originally Posted by Oldscooltroy

I just bought impala ss rotors calipers and caliper brakes off rock auto. I'm wanting to buy the brackets to fit all the factory impala ss parts

[Captainfab]

PayPal invoice sent for the Impala SS brackets.

[Oldscooltroy]

Originally Posted by Captainfab

PayPal invoice sent for the Impala SS brackets.

I sent payment. Thanks man!

[Captainfab]

Payment received. I will weld up your Impala SS brackets tomorrow and ship them.

Originally Posted by Oldscooltroy

I sent payment. Thanks man!

[Jose's_69_C10]

Captainfab,

I'm interested in the Camaro brackets, but I would like to know if you have made the 93-97 caliper e-brake bracket or know where I can get them from?

Jose's_69_C10

[Captainfab]

Sorry but I do not know what you mean by "93-97 caliper e-brake bracket"

Originally Posted by Jose's_69_C10

Captainfab,

I'm interested in the Camaro brackets, but I would like to know if you have made the 93-97 caliper e-brake bracket or know where I can get them from?

Jose's_69_C10

[Jose's_69_C10]

Captainfab,

I attached a picture of the bracket. I've gone to the local auto parts stores and they sell the calipers without the bracket. Just wanted to know if you make the brackets or how others are getting the brackets to make the emergency brake feature work.

Jose's_69_C10

[Captainfab]

No I do not currently make that bracket.

[Jose's_69_C10]

Captainfab,

Do you know how others that have purchased your Camaro bracket made the e-brake work? Just trying to research before I buy your bracket. I live in Texas and I need the e-brake to work in order to pass State inspections.

[Captainfab]

Customers don't tell me much after the sale. I just assumed they are either purchasing used calipers with all the brackets or they come with the reman calipers. Have you checked online for the calipers? I prefer to buy local too, but sometimes it doesn't workout for what you need.

Originally Posted by Jose's_69_C10

Captainfab,

Do you know how others that have purchased your Camaro bracket made the e-brake work? Just trying to research before I buy your bracket. I live in Texas and I need the e-brake to work in order to pass State inspections.

[crakarjax]

Centric calipers come with the brackets, I purchased mine via RockAuto

[SierraMtns]

Originally Posted by crakarjax

Centric calipers come with the brackets, I purchased mine via RockAuto

Do you have a link?

[Captainfab]

Here is a link. You'll have to scroll down a little ways.

http://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/c...og%2Fchevrolet

[SierraMtns]

Found a set from a 95 z28 today at pick-n-pull. Was able grab caliper and e-brake cable.

Captainfab I'll be placing an order next week.

[Mr.belvedere]

I need a set of your Camaro caliper brackets I have a 85 c10
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