Show your Rear Disc Brake Set Up

[Holliday]

Does anyone know what year and model or a part number of the rotors that are used on the ebay kits? I need 5 ON 5. Thanks

[Z10]

Soon, very soon.

[9teen69]

Kit I used:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/230845329214...%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

Someone told me a 98ish chevy front rotors. Worth going to local parts store to check...have them pull a few, can always get a refund.

[muckyp]

Originally Posted by profe56

Please correct me if I was wrong ( I was making castles at the air if I’m wrong).
I probably did understand, that brackets and calipers and discs etc. from a Cadillac El Dorado could be swap in 67-87 rearends but I can see almost all of you bought the brackets from different sellers except for nann67 .
Could the brackets of Cadillac work or not?

Yes the Caddy calipers will work, but my experience with them has need painful. Most of the kits I have seen that offer an ebrake use the Caddy type caliper.

[Z10]

Here's the kit from a forum sponsor ProPerformance, which utilizes Willwood calibers.

http://www.azproperformance.com/Pro1...Brake-Kit.html

[jlaird]

Here's mine. Did this awhile ago. They are Summit brand made by SSBC for an imapala. They are 5x5. If memory serves me right, I made a new axle bracket and they fit well. Here is a link, but it looks like they are no longer available.

[Pick]

I used the 6-lug Tom's Classics kit from eBay as well.

[Holliday]

Im talking to auto city classic, they sell the kit on ebay. Im just trying to get a pair of drilled and slotted rotors that "match" my front rotors that I already have. I got my front rotors from POL but I dont know if the ones they offer for the rear disc kit are the same? Plus they want an arm and a leg for them!

Just FYI, if you purchase directly from Auto City Classic it is $10 bucks cheaper since they only charge $30 for shipping.

Here is the 5 lug kit: http://www.autocityclassic.com/chevy...-rearc105ltrk/

Here is the 6 lug kit: http://www.autocityclassic.com/chevy...6-lug-rearc10/

[full foot notch]

Anyone know what make/model they're using for auto city classic 5lug rotors ?

[Doug's68SS]

captianfab is a member and puts together brackets for different set ups thi info was copied from his post.
Rear Disc Brake Brackets For Sale. Impala SS calipers HERE Camaro Calipers HERE D52 Calipers HERE 6 Lug HERE

[full foot notch]

Yeah I'm going to use his brackets. I'm just trying to figure out the easiest combo. I was looking at the caprice rotors but if I read correctly I would have to machine the rotors center section. And I'd like to have something with an e brake but doesn't the old cadillac calipers you have to use the e brake every time otherwise they go out of adjustment ?

[Doug's68SS]

The impalla SS rotors slipped right on to my axle and the camaro rear brakes have the E-brake setup

[profe56]

Originally Posted by nann67

Mine is, rear disc from Lexus LS430 that 2 pot caliper with hand brake set inside.
adaption are ,
1. Machine both end
2. bore housing bearing equal diameter of both end
3. welding as distance spec
4. drill driving shaft to 5 lug on CNC machine.
5. made to order hand brake sling.

I would like to see more closed pictures

[Holliday]

Time to contribute to this thread. I purchased my kit from CPP and it went together great! I got mine through their ebay store.

[Andy4639]

I bought the CPP kit as well. Upgraded to S/S hoses with slotted drille rotor's.










Installed new chrome 8" booster and master also.

[71 super]

I have a set- up from tom's classic off ebay on my 68, great product, easy install and comes complete. Set two is on 67 is captain fab's set-up using 95 Camaro calipers, again great set up and bolted on easily. Just purchased a set up from pirate jacks for rear of wife's 66 nova and it is straight forward and easy. Toms and pirate jack both look to be from same company mbm and are well made. i have used two masters from cpp with built in prop valve and they work great. Master on 68 uses aluminum corvette master and cpp ( mbm) prop valve and no issue.

[LDO]

Are any of these kits 5x4.75? That's what I need for my truck 12 bolt rear end.

[Z10]

Does this count?

[Holliday]

Originally Posted by Z10

Does this count?

Sure is something nice to come home to! lol

[SierraMtns]

Working on my setup now. Will post pictures once complete.

95 Camaro Rear calipers with e-brake
Impala SS rotors
Custom hard lines

[Z10]

Here's a front and rear view of my rear Wilwoods.

[1moretoy]

13" 4 piston C6 Zo6 rear brakes. All brackets are from Tobin at Kore3.

[SierraMtns]

Originally Posted by 1moretoy

13" 4 piston C6 Zo6 rear brakes. All brackets are from Tobin at Kore3.

Would this kit work on a 12 bolt?

edit, I found it.

http://www.kore3.com/proddetail.php?prod=10277-01

[bigmac73]

[QUOTE=Andy4639;7050564]I bought the CPP kit as well. Upgraded to S/S hoses with slotted drille rotor's.


Andy,
I realize this is an old thread, but did you have to order the E brake cable separate ?? I am assuming that you installed this in a LWB truck. I was looking at part number

6772RWBK-5-P12

the website states that a custom e brake cable must ordered for LWB trucks

[Duck1]

Originally Posted by 67c10rustbuket

Anyone using C-clip eliminators? I heard you need this on rear disks to keep the axles from shifting and rubbing the pads.

I doubt it for 2 reasons. Chevy/GM/Ford didn't do it on their "C" rears. And if you break an axle, the disc brake setup usually holds the axle in the housing