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02-14-2006 #1
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C5 Rear Disc Brake Problem With Shock
I Have A 1970 Camaro With C5 Rear Disc Brakes. I Am Putting The Shocks On And The Drivers Side Hits The Caliper. Help!!!
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02-14-2006 #2
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With staggered shocks like I think the 70s have, I believe you need two left calipers instead of a normal pair. (edit to be more specific: one of the calipers would be turned so that it faced away from the shock - just need to make sure that the bleeder screw is at the top)
Hopefully someone can give a definitive answer though.Last edited by derekf; 02-14-2006 at 05:36 AM.
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The Left Side Caliper Is Where I Am Having The Problem. The Left Side Would Be The Drivers Side, And That Is The Side That The Shock Is Hitting The Caliper.
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I think you need 2 right hand brackets, I have the LS1 parts but the rear end is sitting on the bench,
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02-14-2006 #5
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I've got a set of Z06 rear brakes with about 1,000 miles on them..came out of the rear end in the Cuda..
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02-14-2006 #6
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Yes, you will need to have two right side brackets to place it away from the shock. I had to do this with LT1 style rears on my 12 bolt. I would presume that c5 is the same, just the caliper body differs etc. It can make running the flex-lines a PITA. Other than that it should work. Rt side bracket should place the caliper on the front side of the rotor. I presume the stager on a 70 is same as a first gen. SS
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