CTS-V brakes, something different
#362
It doesn't really help as the issue is the caliper to spindle distance. The 14" rotor is a bolt on, but a 13" needs a caliper with shorter mounting lugs.
#363
#364
Since I doubt there is another spindle choice out there, we're going to have to find a cheap caliper with shorter mounting lugs. End of story.
#365
I didn't know that, but it doesn't change anything. We already have a cheap 14" bolt on kit. What we don't have is a kit for the guys with smallish 17" rims. That's what we need and we're not going to get it with these Brembo calipers and the F-body spindles.
Since I doubt there is another spindle choice out there, we're going to have to find a cheap caliper with shorter mounting lugs. End of story.
Since I doubt there is another spindle choice out there, we're going to have to find a cheap caliper with shorter mounting lugs. End of story.
#366
Now if the offset is the same, but it's a solid design and sells for under $90, then I would buy them over the vette rotors simply because I'm not into drilled rotors or spending excess money.
I'm sure someone will post up some specs once they get them.
Are you guys sure the calipers are exactly the same? Obviously they can't say CTS-V on them. So if these are powdercoated a nicer color than silver, then that would be a reason to choose them.
#367
We don't know that yet. Is this rotor going to be cheaper than the 14" vette? Same offset or different? Drilled or solid?
Now if the offset is the same, but it's a solid design and sells for under $90, then I would buy them over the vette rotors simply because I'm not into drilled rotors or spending excess money.
I'm sure someone will post up some specs once they get them.
Are you guys sure the calipers are exactly the same? Obviously they can't say CTS-V on them. So if these are powdercoated a nicer color than silver, then that would be a reason to choose them.
Now if the offset is the same, but it's a solid design and sells for under $90, then I would buy them over the vette rotors simply because I'm not into drilled rotors or spending excess money.
I'm sure someone will post up some specs once they get them.
Are you guys sure the calipers are exactly the same? Obviously they can't say CTS-V on them. So if these are powdercoated a nicer color than silver, then that would be a reason to choose them.
I am sure that they are the same. They will be silver also. I do not know the exact specs right now or the cost. However, the 320-v calipers are $80 for the fronts and $74 for the rear from GMpartsdirect. I would imagine that the Camaro ones would be similar.
It is a solid rotor but I don’t know what the offset is like. I will try and find out though today.
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#372
So I think I might be able to fit the CTS-V caliper/C6 Z06 rotor combo with my Ruff Racing 18" wheels. I may need to run a small spacer. So we need to have about 1" clearance from spoke to stock caliper correct?
Is there a stock replacement rear rotor to match the looks of the C6 Z06 rotor?
Is there a stock replacement rear rotor to match the looks of the C6 Z06 rotor?
#373
On the rear, do you mean looks as in size or drilled pattern?
Not that I know of on size, unless a vette rotor will work.
On the hole pattern, you can probably find a similar looking rotor for the rear if you look around. There may even be some places that will drill them to your design.
#374
So I think I might be able to fit the CTS-V caliper/C6 Z06 rotor combo with my Ruff Racing 18" wheels. I may need to run a small spacer. So we need to have about 1" clearance from spoke to stock caliper correct?
Is there a stock replacement rear rotor to match the looks of the C6 Z06 rotor?
Is there a stock replacement rear rotor to match the looks of the C6 Z06 rotor?
#375
#376
In post 289 someone said the BMW rotor is a perfect fit with exception of thickness being 36mm. The poster stated that 32mm is max. If that is the case has anyone considered just merely turning the rotors? A local parts store can turn them down for about 10 bucks a piece. I know that this I am just starting in this thread and don't mean to offend if i am stating something that has already been discussed.
#377
In post 289 someone said the BMW rotor is a perfect fit with exception of thickness being 36mm. The poster stated that 32mm is max. If that is the case has anyone considered just merely turning the rotors? A local parts store can turn them down for about 10 bucks a piece. I know that this I am just starting in this thread and don't mean to offend if i am stating something that has already been discussed.
#378
In post 289 someone said the BMW rotor is a perfect fit with exception of thickness being 36mm. The poster stated that 32mm is max. If that is the case has anyone considered just merely turning the rotors? A local parts store can turn them down for about 10 bucks a piece. I know that this I am just starting in this thread and don't mean to offend if i am stating something that has already been discussed.
2mm on each side is about what's designed to wear off. A 36mm rotor machined down to 32mm is ready for the trash can.
Last edited by JasonWW; 09-10-2008 at 12:39 AM.
#380
I've read through the whole 38 pages of this thread, and maybe I missed it, but...
Does the 14" C6Z06 rotor and CTS-V Caliper fit on a 4th gen w/18" C6Z06 wheels with no other modifications?
Does the 14" C6Z06 rotor and CTS-V Caliper fit on a 4th gen w/18" C6Z06 wheels with no other modifications?