Template for LS1 fbody or C6 brakes in 2nd gen F-body?

[Birdman98]

I recently was able to buy back my old 76 Trans Am that I sold almost 20 years ago. It is almost 100% disassembled so I am starting from scratch. I have a few sets of LS1 f-body calipers in my attic so I was hoping to find a template to make a bracket to install them.

Yes, I know I can buy them online for like $70, but I'd rather make my own. I plan on building as much myself as I can on this thing.

[Hotwire]

Understand what you're saying and I tried to do the same thing. Put LS1 brakes on my 64 Chevelle and found a great deal on brake brackets on ebay.

Looked and it doesn't look like there's any for sale. I would contact this seller: https://www.ebay.com/sch/metaltekmfg/m.html?_nkw=&_armrs=1&_ipg=&_from=

Ask him if they plan on selling these any time again. I got the brackets for $35.

GM A F X BODY CHEVELLE NOVA CAMARO DISC BRAKE SWAP BRACKETS #14001A
(323837650452)
ITEM PRICE:
US $34.99

I had to add a 1/2" spacer to work on my 2" drop spindles.

https://hosting.photobucket.com/albums/yy69/Hotwire454/Project%20Salty/0317201909_zpsvmymi4dc.jpg

I'd picked up the "LS1" brake setup from LKQ on Wendover/70, think I paid around $200 for rotors, calipers, hoses, parking brake cables, etc. Came off a 2000 Camaro w/ V6 but same brake setup as the LS1.

[Birdman98]

I have the metal, CAD software and a mill here, so it isn't really about how cheap they are. It's about making my own stuff. On my 98 TA when I went to the bigger Vette front brakes I made my own brackets too even though they were cheap to buy.

[Hotwire]

Got it, hope this helps: https://www.pro-touring.com/threads/127974-CTS-V1-caliper-dimensions