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    1. #1
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      Will AFX spindles work with C6 ZO6 brakes?

      i did a search but couldnt find anyitng. im wondering if the AFX spindles from touring specialties will work with the C6 Zo6 brake set up.

      thanks
      Jesse

      1969 Camaro under construction.
      1967 firebird. 6.0/t56. Ridetech stage 2. Moser 9 inch. Forgeline wheels.(SOLD)


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      yes
      Stuart Seitz

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      Quote Originally Posted by Stu Seitz
      yes
      yes, bolts on straight up.
      1970 chevelle - awaiting heart transplant

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      do you need brackets and what about those bigger hotter rotors will the afx spindels work with those rotors?

      http://www.kore3.com/proddetail.php?prod=10151-01

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      No you should not. Basicaly it's the same as if you were putting C6 z06 brakes on a c5 corvette.

      Dont trust us...

      Just go there and ask these guyz

      http://forums.corvetteforum.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1

      Lots of c5 peeps instaling c6 zo6 calipers and rotors


      Basicaly wehn you own AFX spindles, think c5 corvette for brakes. Anything made to fit a c5 corvette will fit the AFX.
      1970 chevelle - awaiting heart transplant

    6. #6
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      Uhm...

      ...anything C5 or C6 will fit the AFX spindle. You dont have to think C5 for specifically anything.

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      How about the aftermarket application of pad choices for the C-6 Z06 6 piston caliper? For both street,autocross and HPDE.

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      Ok is there a left and right rotor on the c6 z06 setup or are they the sme part# for left and right?

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      Quote Originally Posted by hectore3
      How about the aftermarket application of pad choices for the C-6 Z06 6 piston caliper? For both street,autocross and HPDE.
      I know that HAWK now has three compounds available for the C6/Z06 caliper. Other than that, I havent really seen anything mainstream from other manufacturers.

      Although, I am sure if you had a set of pad backingplates that Porterfield can/would re-line them with their offerings. Their R4-S compound would be an excellent choice.



      Quote Originally Posted by Stoker420
      Ok is there a left and right rotor on the c6 z06 setup or are they the sme part# for left and right?
      I believe that they are still the same.

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      Quote Originally Posted by Stoker420
      Ok is there a left and right rotor on the c6 z06 setup or are they the sme part# for left and right?
      Stroker your answer is Printed in the very link you posted
      check your link I did and found it increadably usefull

      BTW good find nice price on a complete brake setup for the AFX system im installing on a 65 ElCo
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    11. #11
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      Give Gene at www.GMpartshouse.com a call or E-mail.

      They have the best prices I've found on GM parts and Gene has been a very helpful guy in the past.

      Joe

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      ok so if i have afx spindles already, cant i just pick up some c5 or c6 rotors and calipers on ebay and everything should bolt up right??.....sounds like the cheap way+ up gradeing suspension geometry right?

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      also whats the difference between the c5 and c6 set ups??

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      Quote Originally Posted by jasonsnova
      ok so if i have afx spindles already, cant i just pick up some c5 or c6 rotors and calipers on ebay and everything should bolt up right??.....sounds like the cheap way+ up gradeing suspension geometry right?
      I bought c5 rotors and pads at Oreily. (brand is Wagner)

      $51 for each rotor and $29 for the pads.

      The calipers and brackets I bought used on the the corvette forum.

      Heres a guiy selling a pair for $150 as well.

      http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show....php?t=1587579
      1970 chevelle - awaiting heart transplant

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      Madspeed I found cheeper stuff at http://www.gmpartsdirect.com/results...&partnumber=C6

    16. #16
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      Quote Originally Posted by Stoker420
      Do you know how much they charge for shipping ?
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    17. #17
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      Quote Originally Posted by Stoker420
      did you ctually calculate all the necc components? incl hoses bolts and other hardware
      and shipping?
      I think youl find GMPD shipping a Ripoff =0

      But another good find =)
      Last edited by Madspeed; 01-23-2007 at 03:07 PM.
      69 Camaro
      W/D sub, Wilwood 13" brakes Bozeforged wheels 18X10 & 18X12,
      Lateral dynamics 3 link ( custom setup ) Dana 60
      lsX Twin Turbo, soon to come
      Viper T56 in place (Yay)
      Bought a running driving car so I can enjoy it before Im dead
      LD 3 Link Installed into ^^^^^ (Yay)

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      no I didn't do the shipping check opps sorry

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      Quote Originally Posted by jfman
      No you should not. Basicaly it's the same as if you were putting C6 z06 brakes on a c5 corvette.

      Dont trust us...

      Just go there and ask these guyz

      http://forums.corvetteforum.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1

      Lots of c5 peeps instaling c6 zo6 calipers and rotors


      Basicaly wehn you own AFX spindles, think c5 corvette for brakes. Anything made to fit a c5 corvette will fit the AFX.
      I just got off the phone w Tyler at ATS. Its official the zo6 brakes fit the afx spindals
      69 Camaro
      W/D sub, Wilwood 13" brakes Bozeforged wheels 18X10 & 18X12,
      Lateral dynamics 3 link ( custom setup ) Dana 60
      lsX Twin Turbo, soon to come
      Viper T56 in place (Yay)
      Bought a running driving car so I can enjoy it before Im dead
      LD 3 Link Installed into ^^^^^ (Yay)

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      I did that yesterday I also talked with the dude over at KORE3 and they have other rotors and they may be getting aftermarket pads for them.




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