68 Camaro ccp brakes or who?

[wadem]

Starting my project on my 68 Camaro and im currently looking at the CCP kit for the front and rear with the cross drilled rotors and powder coated calipers and was wondering if any of you guys had any experience in using these?I know Baer or Wilwood would be better for track stuff but honestly this is going to be just a driver,im not going to autocross it or hit any track events with it just want a nice looking brake package behind my wheels.Anybody have any experience with these or know of anything in the same price range you prefer better?

[andrewb70]

Look at what Kore3.com has to offer. Tobin is a great resource and can offer you excellent support.

Andrew

[Build-It-Break-It]

I had 3 of there kits on my 68 el Camino and 68 Camaro with no issues. They actually sell a kit on Ebay with a 2 piston Wilwood caliper for about $475 with everything included. Not bad for just daily driving. The trade off is most of there parts are Chinese, but i don't care what anyone says, at some point your buying Chinese parts for your car. There's no way to buy 100% usa made parts. Something is bound to from overseas most of the time. They're a decent driver quality kit.

[wadem]

Thanks guys that's all I want is good driver quality that looks bad ass.i will look at kore too though,thanks for the suggestion,I'm new to this pro touring/restomod stuff

[Rod]

The trade off is most of there parts are Chinese, but i don't care what anyone says, at some point your buying Chinese parts for your car. There's no way to buy 100% usa made parts.

ha ha ha ha ha ha.....even the car that is built American has many of the parts cast in Mexico, China, Canada, and Japan, its just the facts, hell the Japanese cars built in the USA are more American than many USA company cars

[68lovebuzz]

Kore 3 all the way. Amazing support, great parts, OE reliability. You won't be sorry.