Rear disk brackets for 00 Camaro caliper swap

[v2vera]

I have searched for brackets. On your official site. Can you send me a link with a price on the bracket/adapter?

I really don't want to cut the axle. If anyone can point me in the right direction. Thanks

 

[V8 Rumble]

Unless it's something new I only know of umi selling c5 front brake conversion brackets.

 

[v2vera]

Unless it's something new I only know of umi selling c5 front brake conversion brackets.

I was reading this thread and he mentions. UMI had a new set up.

https://gbodyforum.com/threads/rear-end-clean-up-ultimate-7-5-large-photos-inside.41487/

Maybe he was referring to the fronts?

 

[V8 Rumble]

I was reading this thread and he mentions. UMI had a new set up.

https://gbodyforum.com/threads/rear-end-clean-up-ultimate-7-5-large-photos-inside.41487/

Maybe he was referring to the fronts?

Sounds like he was referring to the rears but I haven't seen any new product news from umi. If they do offer a bracket kit for the rear ls1 brakes I'll get it since I have a set in my things to do parts bin.

 

[v2vera]

I hope so too. Would be nice if we didnt have too cut it.

 

[Longroof79]

Most of the ones that I've seen done, required cutting off one of the mounting ears from the axle flange. I can't say I ever liked that method.

 

[v2vera]

Most of the ones that I've seen done, required cutting off one of the mounting ears from the axle flange. I can't say I ever liked that method.

I've been told these will work. But I'll call tomorrow to confirm.

http://flynbye.com/catalog/i30.html

 

[v2vera]

Most of the ones that I've seen done, required cutting off one of the mounting ears from the axle flange. I can't say I ever liked that method.

Wait. ..I just noticed you said most do you know some that don't?

 

[ssn696]

The 98-02 Camaro rear brake swap means using the backing plates - they contain the parking brake, a small one-piece shoe that expands inside the brake rotor to hold the car when parked. A completely different swap is possible if you use 79-85 front-wheel drive Cadillac or Buick calipers - they use a mechanical override in the caliper itself to apply pressure to the pads to hold the car when parked. Scarebird makes a bracket kit that requires no cutting on the G-body axle, but you do have to turn down the axle shaft flanges fit then into the rotors.

https://scarebird.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=61&product_id=129

 

[V8 Rumble]

I've been told these will work. But I'll call tomorrow to confirm.

http://flynbye.com/catalog/i30.html

Those are for the presence ls1 camaros. 93-97 lt1.from what I read about flyneby he's difficult to get a hold of and takes a very long time to get your stuff. The thing with brackets like those you lose the ebrake provision because you're only mounting the caliper and not the ebrake assembly.

I agree with longroof. The only mounting for ls1 rears I have seen is cutting off the tab.

The ones that ss696 posted I've seen used to. It's nice to be able to go to a parts store and get parts right away.

As he mentioned will also need a modification to fit.