Big Brake Kit
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thanks for the write up GXP25 very informative i saw drunkies post on GPF and was wonder if it would work on our cars and you have answered that question for me thank you i might have to give it a try her soon where did you get your parts from and could i get some part numbers from you thatd be great thanks again
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You can get the calipers from Amazon and hot damn are they cheap!
Last time I checked, our OEM calipers (2 piston sliding) were well over $250 each. One side (not sure which one) CTS-V caliper (4 piston fixed) is $101.31 shipped. The other is $126.38 shipped.
Good luck.
EDIT: This site sucks for links. No I did not post four links. *sigh*
Ignore Amazon's image for part number 172-2287. It's the correct part.
Last time I checked, our OEM calipers (2 piston sliding) were well over $250 each. One side (not sure which one) CTS-V caliper (4 piston fixed) is $101.31 shipped. The other is $126.38 shipped.
Good luck.
EDIT: This site sucks for links. No I did not post four links. *sigh*
Ignore Amazon's image for part number 172-2287. It's the correct part.
Last edited by GXP25; 03-20-2013 at 12:37 AM. Reason: Bad forum.
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is this just front or rear too u did all the same way?
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So will this set up work on tye impala ss? Cause im looking at getting a 06 ss. But i wont im not going to get it and just find a gxp ive had a set of the cts v calipers sitting around for to long!!
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