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05-14-2005 #1
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Does anyone else make the brackets for a C5 caliper and C5 rotor conversion for a 69 Camaro with drum spindles besides Speed Tech and Touring Classics?
Speed Tech is about a month away from making them and Touring Classics is a few weeks away...
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05-14-2005 #2
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Those are the only 2 that I know of. I used the Speed-Tech brackets on my car and I was very pleased with the quality. If Speed-Tech is out of stock try contacting one of their distributors. When I purchased my Speed-Tech subframe bushings they were on back order but I was able to purchase them from Gasoline Alley. To contact them you can look at the distributors listing on the Speed-Tech web site.
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I didn't even think about that...
Did you convert to a C5 caliper and rotor, or a C5 caliper and C4 Rotor.
The one that I talked to said everyone is buying the C5-C4 brakets.
He's got me thinking that maybe I should go that route.
Thanks
05-16-2005 #4
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c5 caliper c4 rotor
only do that if you want to run a rim that does not allow for the c5 combo, if you still need to buy rims i would go for the 13 inch c5 and c5 caliper combo, will be better
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C5/c5
I went with the C5/C5 combo. They clear my 17" wheel with no problems.
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Hi guys,
I ended up ordering the C4 brackets from Speed Tech. Production time was to long for me to wait. I just want to drive this car...
Thanks for your help guys
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