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    1. #1
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      Upgrading my brakes on second gen camaro

      I have a stock braking system in my 81 z28 and I would like to upgrade the entire system. What is the best for my application with a $2500 budget? running 18 inch wheels.



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    3. #3
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      Thanks for posting the link. I want to research my options before I buy. They make some nice stuff, I really like the booster/master combos.
      81 z28 355-trw flat top,6"rods,arp,afr195,xe276hr,1.6.airgap,650 dp,msd dig-6/85551/dig shift light. headers, dual 2.5" exhaust delta 40's, T350-3000 stall, stage 2 shift,mega shifter, Hotchkis tvs/uca's/shocks/frame connectors, 18" 338's, Yokohama s-drives, auto meter gauges, 3:42.

    4. #4
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      The z06 stuff from kore3 sure is nice but that would be around 4K for front/rear/master/booster
      81 z28 355-trw flat top,6"rods,arp,afr195,xe276hr,1.6.airgap,650 dp,msd dig-6/85551/dig shift light. headers, dual 2.5" exhaust delta 40's, T350-3000 stall, stage 2 shift,mega shifter, Hotchkis tvs/uca's/shocks/frame connectors, 18" 338's, Yokohama s-drives, auto meter gauges, 3:42.

    5. #5
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      What is your application? Is it a pure street car? Do you autocross? Road Race?
      -James

      1974 Z28 SCCA C Prepared
      1990 Firebird NASA CMC
      2005 Mustang GT SCCA F-Street (new for 2015)
      1989 Civic Si SCCA STC

    6. #6
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      Like James stated, more information regarding your build and use would be helpful. If you already have wheels, you should check them for fitment as that may rule out many options right off the bat. Something else to consider is the parking brake as that can be a significant cost adder to any rear brake kit.

      Tobin
      KORE3
      It's what I does.

    7. #7
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      Quote Originally Posted by JohnnyE View Post
      I have a stock braking system in my 81 z28 and I would like to upgrade the entire system. What is the best for my application with a $2500 budget? running 18 inch wheels.
      Check your p/m box

      Justin

    8. #8
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      My car is mainly a street car but I will be road racing and drag racing whenever i get a chance. Yes I am looking for a parking brake with the system, I think that would be an important safety feature in case of a system failure.
      81 z28 355-trw flat top,6"rods,arp,afr195,xe276hr,1.6.airgap,650 dp,msd dig-6/85551/dig shift light. headers, dual 2.5" exhaust delta 40's, T350-3000 stall, stage 2 shift,mega shifter, Hotchkis tvs/uca's/shocks/frame connectors, 18" 338's, Yokohama s-drives, auto meter gauges, 3:42.

    9. #9
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      If you're willing to piece together your own system with nice used stuff you could put a complete C5/6, LS1, or combination of the two system on for quite a bit less than $2500. Mine came in at under $2k (just) including a new Hydratech hydroboost system.

    10. #10
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      Give us a call to discuss pricing. We carry ALL the major brands of brakes and have a LOT of experience in the brake market! We have a kit for just about every budget and use. We need to get more details to helpmguide you into a kit thats not overkill and won't have issues as there are kits that are not NEARLY the quality of others!
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