CPP Modular spindles with some Wilwood Flavor!

[CPPJEFF]

Wow we all want the best but dont always have the pocketbook to have the best. CPP now has a Wilwood Dual piston caliper that bolts right onto our new spindles. I took a couple pics of the kit if you want one give me a call. FOR MEMBERS OF THIS SITE ONLY I WILL INCLUDE THE $75.00 CALIPER MOUNTING BRACKETS FOR FREE WITH THE PURCHASE OF A SET OF SPINDLES FOR $299.00 OR I WILL TAKE THE $75.00 OFF A COMPLETE KIT IF YOU WANT IT AS PICTURED. Let me know how you want your kit and i will make it happen! This deal is

[Hart_Rod]

Where'd these pictures come from?

[lolife99]

So what's included for what price?

1) Spindles
2) brackets
3) Wilwood caliper
4) Slotted rotor
5) Braided brake line
6) dust cap

Can you break down the pricing and the total savings for everything "as pictured"?

[lolife99]

That's just the D52 Wilwood caliper that will bolt on any other C10 drop spindle without the bracket.

I'm not trying to bust your chops,... just trying to figure out the savings.
Thanks.

[CPPJEFF]

Originally Posted by lolife99

That's just the D52 Wilwood caliper that will bolt on any other C10 drop spindle without the bracket.

I'm not trying to bust your chops,... just trying to figure out the savings.
Thanks.

You are totally correct, i bought a qty purchase on calipers and i highly doubt anyone can touch us on the caliper pricing. Yes that caliper will fit all kinds of applications no doubt.

[CPPJEFF]

Originally Posted by lolife99

So what's included for what price?

1) Spindles $299.00
2) brackets FREE with purchase of above (spindles)
3) Wilwood caliper $300.00 PAIR
4) Slotted rotor $189.00 DRILLED AND SLOTTED
5) Braided brake line $50.00
6) dust cap $10.00 FREE with purchase of above.

Can you break down the pricing and the total savings for everything "as pictured"?

I really have never even priced it out as a kit as i just kind of created it but complete would be like $899.00
1) spindles $299.00
2) brackets FREE with purchase of above (spindles)
3) wilwood calipers $300.00 Pair
4) slotted and drilled rotors $189.00 a pair
5 braided brake lines $50.00
6) dust caps free with above purchase.

[Ont67shortbox]

are the rotors 5x5 or can I get them in 5x 4/34?

[CPPJEFF]

Originally Posted by Ont67shortbox

are the rotors 5x5 or can I get them in 5x 4/34?

Wow i owe you lunch for mentioning this, i almost forgot! Yes we can make this ina 5 on 4 3/4 pattern on the NEW 13" kits but not the factory 12" rotor.

[CPPJEFF]

Originally Posted by CPPJEFF

You are totally correct, i bought a qty purchase on calipers and i highly doubt anyone can touch us on the caliper pricing. Yes that caliper will fit all kinds of applications no doubt.

I rethought this answer and yes it will bolt to other spindles, but that same "other spindle" will push the wheels out, so its kind of counter productive.

[lolife99]

Hey Jeff,... When you say "push the wheels out",... compared to what?
Drum brakes? Yes.

Stock disc brakes from 71-87?
How much do the other guys drop spindles push the wheel out in relation to "stock height" disc brake spindles?

Just trying to compare apples to apples.

[bruce bruce]

How much a side do the CPP spindles narrow the track?

[CPPJEFF]

Originally Posted by bruce bruce

How much a side do the CPP spindles narrow the track?

1/4" inch per side in from drum brakes and 3/4" in per side in from disc brakes. Thanks

[Custom 68]

I have the modular spindles and CPP upper a-arms, I installed them, put it on the ground then decided to make a few more changes during the "long cold winter". The sprindles are very beefy and look and fit great. I did not however get the fancy brakes, I will be stuck with my "stock" disks. I did the spindle swap from another 2 1/2 inch drop to move the wheels in I would on occasion rub on the inner fender bolts on a dip, nothing bad but I needed to fix it. I think this will give me the necessary clearance and retain my drop.
Dave

[CPPJEFF]

Originally Posted by Custom 68

I have the modular spindles and CPP upper a-arms, I installed them, put it on the ground then decided to make a few more changes during the "long cold winter". The sprindles are very beefy and look and fit great. I did not however get the fancy brakes, I will be stuck with my "stock" disks. I did the spindle swap from another 2 1/2 inch drop to move the wheels in I would on occasion rub on the inner fender bolts on a dip, nothing bad but I needed to fix it. I think this will give me the necessary clearance and retain my drop.
Dave

Dave what you are describing is exactly why this spindle was created. Guys with big wheels and really low trucks the problem get even worse!

[edflores]

ok so what can you do for those who already have "regular" spindles? i have a dropmember to take care of my track width issues.
btw my buddies have purchased several parts from you and the only thing that was ever a problem was a hydroboost setup, but just setting it up properly was the issue. I believe it was taken care of already but that was the one thing of literally hundred of parts my friends have ordered from you. We have the luck of being just a 30 minute drive away anyways

[Custom 68]

show off

[CPPJEFF]

Originally Posted by edflores

ok so what can you do for those who already have "regular" spindles? i have a dropmember to take care of my track width issues.
btw my buddies have purchased several parts from you and the only thing that was ever a problem was a hydroboost setup, but just setting it up properly was the issue. I believe it was taken care of already but that was the one thing of literally hundred of parts my friends have ordered from you. We have the luck of being just a 30 minute drive away anyways

Hey bro nice truck. To answer your question i will not give anything for the "old spindles" but like i say right now i will give all board members free brackets for the spindles which should help out. Dont get me wrong some people still use the "old spindles" and dont have issue, the "new spindles" are an upgrade form the old style not a replacement. Let me know how i can help you guys. Give me a call and we will talk. Thanks bro!

[edflores]

sorry if i phrased that wrong. I was seeing if you could put together a kit for me for the "other " spindles? can you pm or post prices for a 12" kit and 13" kit? Thanks

and its not a truck, nor is it mine. Only in my dreams. ha

[CPPJEFF]

Originally Posted by edflores

sorry if i phrased that wrong. I was seeing if you could put together a kit for me for the "other " spindles? can you pm or post prices for a 12" kit and 13" kit? Thanks

and its not a truck, nor is it mine. Only in my dreams. ha

No sweat, sorry for the comfusion. We dont make a 13" rotor for the old spindle. The old spindle uses a factory 12" rotor. Thanks

[Custom 68]

Jeff, I want to make sure on this. I have the new modular spindles with the factory rotor, I have not driven this as I making a few changes. This will all work correct?
Well to back up, this is not a factory rotor I changed to a 6 lug disk brake several years ago but believe it to be a replacement only with 6 lugs. everything seemed to fit and I did drive it out and back in the shop but not any more.
Thanks
Dave

[CPPJEFF]

Originally Posted by Custom 68

Jeff, I want to make sure on this. I have the new modular spindles with the factory rotor, I have not driven this as I making a few changes. This will all work correct?
Well to back up, this is not a factory rotor I changed to a 6 lug disk brake several years ago but believe it to be a replacement only with 6 lugs. everything seemed to fit and I did drive it out and back in the shop but not any more.
Thanks
Dave

Dave as long as you have our bracket with our spindle this should be fine. Also there is no difference in our rotor between the 5 and 6 lug, you are correct. Let me know if you need any other help. Thanks

[Painter D]

Nice kit.

Are there any dual piston calipers that will directly bolt onto regular drop spindles (like I already have)? I would but this kit buy I don't want to buy modular drop spindles when I already have a pair of regular drop spindles.

[lolife99]

Originally Posted by 69chevyshort

Nice kit.

Are there any dual piston calipers that will directly bolt onto regular drop spindles (like I already have)? I would but this kit but I don't want to buy modular drop spindles when I already have a pair of regular drop spindles.

Yes.
The Wilwood D52's in these pics will work.
I got mine from Jegs for $164 each,...
but I think CPPJEFF has a better deal from CPP at $150 each.

[lolife99]

Here's a couple pics of mine on Belltech spindles.

[my67chevytruck]

that's good to know. I would not have known that the d52 would have bolted up to our ece drop spindles. may have to look into this in the future. just to be certain these will bolt up to the 72 ece drop spindles as well as 73-87 correct.