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    1. #1
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      c5 caliper bracket WITH c5 rotor

      Okay i feel especially stupid because I get pissed off seeing a thread on c5 or ls1 brakes every week but I can not for the life of me fine who makes a bracket for a c5 rotor with the c5 calliper, aside from touring classics but at $400 minus callipers and rotors it still isnt too cheap.

      Oh and this would be for c6z brakes thus why it has to be a c5 rotor, thanks guys!



    2. #2
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      Try Tobin at www.kore3.com.

    3. #3
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      is the f body drum spindle considered short or tall? ive never heard it refered to as such

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      Speed-tech performance. They are listed as one of our site sponsors. Excellent work, they are about $135 I think.

    5. #5
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      Quote Originally Posted by Andrew McBride
      Speed-tech performance. They are listed as one of our site sponsors. Excellent work, they are about $135 I think.
      Haha, thats what i thought too, but if you read carefully they use the c4 not c5 rotor. They were who I was planning on using until I read it more carefully.

      Anyone make sence of the tall short spindle stuff?

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      Call Todd at Speedtech. I am pretty sure they carry C5 to C5.

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      Quote Originally Posted by ilovefirstgens
      Haha, thats what i thought too, but if you read carefully they use the c4 not c5 rotor. They were who I was planning on using until I read it more carefully.

      Anyone make sence of the tall short spindle stuff?
      I think that's a typo on their site.
      Mike Kelcy - '68 Camaro with some stuff done to it.

    8. #8
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      Quote Originally Posted by brickyard69
      Try Tobin at www.kore3.com.
      I second that - Tobin's a great guy, answered all my questions and more about the C5 big brake conversion. If you have stock F-body drum spindles, they're short. Here's the info I got from Tobin when I asked him about this:

      A: You have short-spindles...They are relatively short from top to bottom, are a forged construction and utilize a bolt-on steering arm. There are three variants: 1. drum with a 1/2-20 upper threaded boss and 7/16" clearance holes for the steering arm, 2. drum with a 5/8"-18 upper threaded boss and 1/2" clearance holes for the steering arm, and 3. disc with a cut down 5/8"-18 upper threaded boss and 1/2" clearance holes for the steering arm.

      Note from the Kore3 web site:
      GM made a fourth short-spindle design that is not compatible with this kit. The spindle is cast, not forged, and can be readily identified by the integral cast caliper mounts and steering arms. We currently do not offer a kit for this spindle application, however it can be swapped to the forged GM short-spindle or converted to the GM tall-spindle if you are interested in adapting KORE C5/C6 brakes to your car.

      Hope this helps.
      Dave

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      "Talk is cheap because supply exceeds demand."

    9. #9
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      I say try Tobin at Kore3. He is currently building my entite braking system and has been doing so for about 3 months! I sent him calipers and he custom made me brackets and steered me in the rotor direction! He is truely an awesome guy and great for info. His brackets were great and I just got rid of his c5's because of my new braking system.
      Highly recommend calling him or emailing him. Tell him Tony Rizzo sent ya!
      Semper Fi

    10. #10
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      I have the C5 brackets for use with c5 rotors from speed-tech.

    11. #11
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      FWIW, the second-gen spindles are "tall".

    12. #12
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      the reason for using c4 rotors is because they are 13.25" and the c5 ones are only 12.75" ...i guess you get half inch more!! yay lol
      Rick M.
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    13. #13
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      What if you want to use a 06 ZO6 setup? Im looking for something that will allow me to mount the 14" rotors with 6 piston calipers. I would think that if the ZO6 setup is a bolt on kit for a C5 then brackets for a first gen to mount C5 brakes should work then right? Someone let me know if Im wrong about this.

      Mike

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      c6 and c5 mount the same


      hey brian, wht don't you just run an ATS spindle...oh wait they are out of stock....but I happen to know of a retailer that has one in stock.
      MrQuick ΜΟΛ'ΩΝ ΛΑΒ'Ε


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      C4 rotors come in two sizes,12" and 13".

    16. #16
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      Quote Originally Posted by MrQuick
      c6 and c5 mount the same


      hey brian, wht don't you just run an ATS spindle...oh wait they are out of stock....but I happen to know of a retailer that has one in stock.
      WHAT THE HELL VINCE!!!

      YOU ARE SUCKING THE LIFE OUT OF ME!
      (money=life)

      Next time I show up at the shop you'll probably be test fitting some turbo headers just to see how they look.


      Now dont you have something more important to be doing than farting around on the interschnitzle

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      yeah Vince hurry up so we can talk minitub hehe pm me a quote please
      Rick M.
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      1969 Camaro real RS SS DSE LS3 6M TWiiN TURBO in the make!(taking forever!!)..any donations apreciated hehe

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      Damn, busted! LOL sorry Rick I thought I did???? resending now
      MrQuick ΜΟΛ'ΩΝ ΛΑΒ'Ε


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      Quote Originally Posted by ilovefirstgens
      WHAT THE HELL VINCE!!!

      YOU ARE SUCKING THE LIFE OUT OF ME!
      (money=life)

      Next time I show up at the shop you'll probably be test fitting some turbo headers just to see how they look.


      Now dont you have something more important to be doing than farting around on the interschnitzle
      So, I'm guessing you don't want to see that picture? Oh well.... That's fine with us. We'll just have to take the cool parts off the car before you get here.
      Allen Ortega
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      Quote Originally Posted by zbugger
      So, I'm guessing you don't want to see that picture? Oh well.... That's fine with us. We'll just have to take the cool parts off the car before you get here.




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