Original Girling Calipers
- Thread starter marcel
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I don't think the ERA uses Girling calipers, They are Corvette units (PBR or whatever)
Marcel,
Try contacting BG Developments - High Performance and Competition Brake and Clutch Equipment
If I remember correctly they had some experimental Girling castings a while back, but I could be wrong.
Regards,
Try contacting BG Developments - High Performance and Competition Brake and Clutch Equipment
If I remember correctly they had some experimental Girling castings a while back, but I could be wrong.
Regards,
Early ERAs used the single-piston calipers from 1984-1987 Corvette. Later ones used the two-piston caliper from '88-'92 Corvette. We've also used even later Corvette calipers on the last few cars but that's a whole different thing...
Rick; correct, but I would like to change......
Julian: Thanks, I will try.
Bob: What do you recommand for track use ? In Europe, Willwoods are not common, therefore we have for example AP-Racing parts, CP-Series vor Vintage racing. For me, it is important that parts are "period-correct". So what's your opinion ?
Thanks for short information.
Julian: Thanks, I will try.
Bob: What do you recommand for track use ? In Europe, Willwoods are not common, therefore we have for example AP-Racing parts, CP-Series vor Vintage racing. For me, it is important that parts are "period-correct". So what's your opinion ?
Thanks for short information.
Marcel,
I don't have any experience with the AP calipers. I can send you some drawings of the uprights and hubs if you want to "experiment" with assembling various components.
If you can use 17" wheels, it will open up your options quite a bit.
PM me at eracars <at> sbcglobal.net
I don't have any experience with the AP calipers. I can send you some drawings of the uprights and hubs if you want to "experiment" with assembling various components.
If you can use 17" wheels, it will open up your options quite a bit.
PM me at eracars <at> sbcglobal.net
