Let’s see if I can save you guys some money?
06-13-2006, 05:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Mystic 98 TA
What kinda time frame are we looking at here? Got me a big pay-raise that i'll be seeing in about two weeks, but defenitely interested in your GP. You've mentioned 6-p.c., which would be nice, but i'm still SERIOULSY interested even if you stick with 4-p.c.
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That is nice to hear... As I said we need at least three people to get in on this to make it a real savings for you guys. I would be totally willing to go the 6 piston if that is what is wanted. I have yet to establish a date, still just trying to see the interest. I will count you as number one, so now I need to hear from everyone else. If we get enough, we can make it a short time limit so you guys can get your BRAKES ASAP. Talk to you soon, and feel free to give me a call guys if you have any questions...
06-14-2006, 05:43 AM
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I have a 2002 Camaro:
Intrested in upgrading the front brakes. What do you have and price wise to change it over to bigger brakes. Also I take it it will need brackets to make the calipers work correct? Thanks
Intrested in upgrading the front brakes. What do you have and price wise to change it over to bigger brakes. Also I take it it will need brackets to make the calipers work correct? Thanks
06-14-2006, 09:37 AM
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Originally Posted by 1 BLOWN V8
I am also very intrested. I just want to see if I will need anything else to install it? I know you have to add a custom bracket to update to the C5/Z06 front brakes. Does your kit also need the bracket? If so do you have to do any cutting to make it work? Thanks
Our kits are all inclusive, so the only thing needed is tools and brake fluid. I just looked at the instructions, and there are no modifications required, it is a bolt on application. If you would like, I can post the instructions as well. Let me know if there are any more questions,
06-15-2006, 05:07 PM
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Well, you can count me as #1 if nobody else has already shown SERIOUS interest. Just PM me if/when this goes through, if people wanna save money and go 4-piston, im totally down with that too! Just time for new brakes.
06-16-2006, 10:50 AM
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Originally Posted by Mystic 98 TA
Well, you can count me as #1 if nobody else has already shown SERIOUS interest. Just PM me if/when this goes through, if people wanna save money and go 4-piston, im totally down with that too! Just time for new brakes.
06-16-2006, 02:36 PM
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Thread title too vague? Maybe nobody is seeing this because the thread title is too vague? Just an idea, maybe you'd wanna edit it and add the word "BRAKES" in there somewhere? 
06-22-2006, 12:31 PM
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Originally Posted by who281
i am probably VERY interested just how much will this be? i really am looking into new brakes?
Well this depends on how many kits we can get together. I have listed the 4 piston kit which retails for $1650, and if we can get three of you together on the purchase, it will be 1402.50. I think I already have two, so you would make three, now if we can get 5 or more people in on this, then the kit will go for $1237.50. should I consider you for #3?
Let me know
06-22-2006, 12:33 PM
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Originally Posted by su_maverick
Jesus!! Five Grand for me...
2660 front &
2350 rear
2660 front &
2350 rear
06-25-2006, 02:13 AM
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Originally Posted by 96silverram
Will you consider giving a percentage of discount on RED SLR6 piston calipers (front pair) & RED Dynalite 4 piston calipers (rear pair) ? Say yes ! (mind control) 
Say yes ! (mind control) 
That'd be kinda cool, 6 in front, 4 in back
06-27-2006, 11:12 AM
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Order before July 25th for this GP Hey guys... Well I guess that settles it. I think the 6 piston set up has more interest, but keep in mind, it is a bit more money... Here is the description,
Precision Brakes Company Front Kit: 1998-2002 Chevrolet Camaro (LS1), 12.81" x 1.25" two-piece rotors (plain face), aluminum hats, billet Superlite six piston calipers, one set of pads, caliper mounting brackets & hardware, stainless steel flex hoses &... 2,120.00 is retail.
3 to 4 price will be $1802 each
5 + will be $1590 each
Well guys, I say lets do it. I think we have at least three of you on board. I am going to set the cut off date of JULY 25th, so you have a bit of time. Now this is the front, but I am also going to offer this kit as a GP also.
Precision Brakes Company Rear Brake System - Chevrolet Camaro LS1, 98-02 - 325mm x 22mm, 2- pc. - Plain Rotors, Wilwood 4 Piston - Dynalite Calipers, Brackets, Pads, SS Flex Hoses, Hardware, Instructions - Includes e-brake 1,900.00 Retail
3 to 4 will be $1615 each
5 + will be $1425 each
So I am here. Give me a call so we can start making quotes and getting these GPs set up. Have a great day
Regards
Precision Brakes Company Front Kit: 1998-2002 Chevrolet Camaro (LS1), 12.81" x 1.25" two-piece rotors (plain face), aluminum hats, billet Superlite six piston calipers, one set of pads, caliper mounting brackets & hardware, stainless steel flex hoses &... 2,120.00 is retail.
3 to 4 price will be $1802 each
5 + will be $1590 each
Well guys, I say lets do it. I think we have at least three of you on board. I am going to set the cut off date of JULY 25th, so you have a bit of time. Now this is the front, but I am also going to offer this kit as a GP also.
Precision Brakes Company Rear Brake System - Chevrolet Camaro LS1, 98-02 - 325mm x 22mm, 2- pc. - Plain Rotors, Wilwood 4 Piston - Dynalite Calipers, Brackets, Pads, SS Flex Hoses, Hardware, Instructions - Includes e-brake 1,900.00 Retail
3 to 4 will be $1615 each
5 + will be $1425 each
So I am here. Give me a call so we can start making quotes and getting these GPs set up. Have a great day
Regards
06-27-2006, 03:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Mystic 98 TA
and just to verify... the Superlites are from Wilwood?
Regards
07-05-2006, 10:19 AM
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I have a question for ya Vic. Im really interested in the 6 piston kit but i have read some and wanan get some clarification on the kit. I read in teh brake FAQ in teh brake portion of LS1 Tech. It says that the wilwood kit is not a floatin caliper and since it is not it has a problem where after u brake hard the next time u brake it will feel squishy and might even take a pump to get them grabbin as well as it could. Can u inform me how much of a real life issue this is? I really wanna get this kit as its a great price but i jsut wanna know before i buy. Thanks
John
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07-05-2006, 12:09 PM
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Hi John,
Thanks for the inquiry. Could you link me to that article, I would like to see it. What I can say is that pretty much every company who sells Big Brake Upgrades offers a 6 piston fix mount caliper, so if there were a problem with fixed calipers, then it would be universal. I can say that out of all of the kits I have sold, I have never heard of a "squishy" pedal unless there was some problem with the bleed procedure. Here is what one of our fellows LS1ers wrote about the 6 piston set up he ordered from me...
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...ecision+brakes
Well I hope this helps, but if you have any further questions, just let me know.
Regards
Victor
Thanks for the inquiry. Could you link me to that article, I would like to see it. What I can say is that pretty much every company who sells Big Brake Upgrades offers a 6 piston fix mount caliper, so if there were a problem with fixed calipers, then it would be universal. I can say that out of all of the kits I have sold, I have never heard of a "squishy" pedal unless there was some problem with the bleed procedure. Here is what one of our fellows LS1ers wrote about the 6 piston set up he ordered from me...
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...ecision+brakes
Well I hope this helps, but if you have any further questions, just let me know.
Regards
Victor
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I have a question for ya Vic. Im really interested in the 6 piston kit but i have read some and wanan get some clarification on the kit. I read in teh brake FAQ in teh brake portion of LS1 Tech. It says that the wilwood kit is not a floatin caliper and since it is not it has a problem where after u brake hard the next time u brake it will feel squishy and might even take a pump to get them grabbin as well as it could. Can u inform me how much of a real life issue this is? I really wanna get this kit as its a great price but i jsut wanna know before i buy. Thanks
John
John
