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    1. 01-28-2007 #1
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      Caddy CTS-V calipers?

      Where do these fit into the factory caliper comparisons, are their brackets shared with anything else? The fronts look like a 4 pistons.

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    3. 01-28-2007 #2
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      They are Brembo 'GT' calipers built for the application with 46-40mm pistons.
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      finding a rotor to work is the hard part. You may have to go custom center hat. Joe was working on it but it wasn't cost effective. I believe the calipers were $162 each from GM.
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      Quote Originally Posted by chicane67
      They are Brembo 'GT' calipers built for the application with 46-40mm pistons.
      Yo...https://www.pro-touring.com/forum/sh...ghlight=brembo
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    6. 01-29-2007 #5
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      Thanks, doesn't sound like a viable choice.
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      Quote Originally Posted by MrQuick
      finding a rotor to work is the hard part. You may have to go custom center hat. Joe was working on it but it wasn't cost effective. I believe the calipers were $162 each from GM.
      Yeah, just couldn't find a rotor that would work with the huge pads.

      They're nice calipers though.



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      They could be made to work with the right bracket to drum spindles. Using C5z51 rotors
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      I meant c6z51
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