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Im thinking of going with some bigger brakes. I would like to get some Z06 calipers and 13" rotors. My question is does anyone sell this as a package deal, if so, who? If not, what is all involved in going with the bigger brakes and C5 calipers? Also, what would the ballpark figure be too? Figure I will put ss brake lines in while Im at it, also want some cross drilled rotors. thanks for the help.
Your rear brakes are fine, unless you are into serious racing. The rears are only doing something like 20-25% of the braking. If that's the case then just move your fronts to the back and use good pads. You'll loose the parking brake, but a race car doesn't need one.
Someone check me, but I think you'll need the ZR1 wheels for the Z06 setup. The Z06 is much better than the GS upgrade and the Z06 rotors are about 50% cheaper.
Someone check me, but I think you'll need the ZR1 wheels for the Z06 setup. The Z06 is much better than the GS upgrade and the Z06 rotors are about 50% cheaper.
It should work fine with the Grand Sport wheels that he has on the car now. Jeff Kopp (18carfan) has a web page outlining the parts you'd need to buy if you wanted to buy them separately. That page is http://www.superchevyperformance.com/c5brakes.html. You might consider this if you didn't want the particular rotors in the kit and wanted to upgrade them to a Baer Eradispeed or equivelant.
Someone check me, but I think you'll need the ZR1 wheels for the Z06 setup. The Z06 is much better than the GS upgrade and the Z06 rotors are about 50% cheaper.
It should work fine with the Grand Sport wheels that he has on the car now. Jeff Kopp (18carfan) has a web page outlining the parts you'd need to buy if you wanted to buy them separately. That page is http://www.superchevyperformance.com/c5brakes.html. You might consider this if you didn't want the particular rotors in the kit and wanted to upgrade them to a Baer Eradispeed or equivelant.
Here is how I upgraded my 1992 Brakes. ($115 each).
Bought GS front calipers, (TLD) and S/S brake lines. (??)
Bought Power Slot rotors for all . ($400)
Added good brake pads.
They work great and do not fad anymore.
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I heard that Racing Dynamics (or whoever is currently making the adapters) is coming out with an adapter to put the Porsche Big Red brakes on the C4s as well. This would an even cooler upgrade as the Porsche Reds are really Brembos at half the cost.
Electro-Dynamics Brakes is where the C5 brake adapters for the C4's are.
They have the engineering almost completed on the Porsche Turbo caliper and rotor upgrade for the C4's.