2009+ CTS-V e-brake part numbers?
03-28-2012, 02:54 PM
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2009+ CTS-V e-brake part numbers? Hi,
I'm swapping a set of 2009+ CTS-V calipers and rotors into my '87 Camaro. I am hoping to use the CTS-V e-brakes as well. I am having trouble finding part numbers however.
Any help?
Does anyone know if they are different than Gen 1 CTS-V or 2010+ SS e-brake? I believe the rear rotors are very similar.
Finally, any reason the CTS-V e-brake wouldn't work on a solid axle car?
Thanks,
John
I'm swapping a set of 2009+ CTS-V calipers and rotors into my '87 Camaro. I am hoping to use the CTS-V e-brakes as well. I am having trouble finding part numbers however.
Any help?
Does anyone know if they are different than Gen 1 CTS-V or 2010+ SS e-brake? I believe the rear rotors are very similar.
Finally, any reason the CTS-V e-brake wouldn't work on a solid axle car?
Thanks,
John
03-29-2012, 07:52 AM
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Hey, fellow 3rd genner here and V owner. Try Luke at Lindsay Cadillac, he is the V God and might be able to help with part numbers. I have the 13in C-4 set-up and that is a lot of brake, V2 brakes are gonna peel paint when you stop, lol.
Good Luck
Mike
Good Luck
Mike
03-29-2012, 05:10 PM
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Thanks Mike I will give that a shot. Yes, I currently have Wilwood FSL calipers on the car with 13" C4HD rotors and they work great. I need the extra size of the CTS-V calipers/rotors to fill out the new 19" wheels I'm installing. 
04-12-2012, 03:19 AM
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Here is the list of part numbers I came up with. Maybe it will help someone some day.
Part Numbers:
Front
25912477 - caliper
25912967 - caliper
25940447 - pads
25940448 - x2 caliper pin kit
1771105 - x2 rotor
Rear
25911138 - caliper
25911233 - caliper
89047744 - pads
1771051 - x2 rotor
E-brake
25851190 - backing plate
25851205 - backing plate
25693149 - cable bracket
25693150 - cable bracket
25814678 - shoe kit
25867413 - x2, shoe lever arm
25867414 - x2, shoe leveler
20823795 - cable
20823866 - cable equalizer
18K2087 - spring kit
Raybestos H7363 - hardware kit
Part Numbers:
Front
25912477 - caliper
25912967 - caliper
25940447 - pads
25940448 - x2 caliper pin kit
1771105 - x2 rotor
Rear
25911138 - caliper
25911233 - caliper
89047744 - pads
1771051 - x2 rotor
E-brake
25851190 - backing plate
25851205 - backing plate
25693149 - cable bracket
25693150 - cable bracket
25814678 - shoe kit
25867413 - x2, shoe lever arm
25867414 - x2, shoe leveler
20823795 - cable
20823866 - cable equalizer
18K2087 - spring kit
Raybestos H7363 - hardware kit
04-13-2012, 02:06 AM
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Now I need more help on rear brake brackets. I want to retain the factory CTS-V e-brake. There are several places that make conversion kits to run rear C5 brakes + e-brake on a 10/12 bolt flanged solid axle. Since you guys are the V experts, I am trying to find out if the CTS-V / Camaro e-brake assembly and caliper brackets interchange with the C5? In other words, if I have brackets to bolt up C5 brakes, can I bolt up the V brakes as well?
The CTS-V seems to have the same 3 bolt axle flange that the C5/C6 and new Camaro has.
Adapter brackets for C5 brakes on a solid axle 10/12 bolt.
A diagram of the V e-brake assembly.
The CTS-V seems to have the same 3 bolt axle flange that the C5/C6 and new Camaro has.
Adapter brackets for C5 brakes on a solid axle 10/12 bolt.
A diagram of the V e-brake assembly.
