Lighter weight oem rear brake calipers
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Lighter weight oem rear brake calipers
Looking to see if anyone has seen or used a lighter weight caliper that mounts in the stock location? I have the Moser 9" that fits the oem brakes which now I am seeing is limiting my choices.
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An to think that is our retrofit front brake kit to retain ABS, if you did the full Strange brake kit using the aluminum hubs there is a few more pounds to be saved.
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Strange 12 bolt, lightweight spool, 4.10s, 33 spline axles.
Full info, weights, pics, assembly, powder coating etc:
https://ls1tech.com/forums/gears-axl...t-install.html
I think the aluminum hubs would save another 5lbs per side.
Full info, weights, pics, assembly, powder coating etc:
https://ls1tech.com/forums/gears-axl...t-install.html
I think the aluminum hubs would save another 5lbs per side.
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Rear Brake Kit
F-Body Strange Rear Brake Kit B1718WC
F-Body Strange Rear Brake Kit B1718WC
Rear brake kit for Strange 3.150" Small GM housing ends
Requires appropriate Strange axles using 1/2" or 5/8" screw-in wheel studs
Brake offset = 2.832"
Requires appropriate Strange axles using 1/2" or 5/8" screw-in wheel studs
Brake offset = 2.832"
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I remember seeing in your original post about something you changed so you could still run street wheels. Could you explain why you had to change again?
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DO you drive your car on the street at all? I am curious at how they perform as i was thinking about doing the front setup as well. I have the rear setup on the way. My other option was running a c5 rotor setup on front. Good bit of roll racing and some drag strip time. id say 60/70 percent street.