1967-1969 Chevy Camaro Race Disc Brake Kit Aerospace Components on 2040-parts.com
Buffalo, New York, United States
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THIS KIT CAME OFF A 1969 CAMARO WITH FACTORY FRONT DISC BRAKES AND THE REAR KIT IS SET UP FOR A FORD 9" REAR END WITH SMALL FORD FLANGES WITH A 2.75 OFFSET , THE FRONT BRAKES ARE AEROSPACE WHICH FIT A LARGE RANGE OF GM VEHICLES AND THE REAR BRAKES I BELIEVE ARE JFZ BOTH ARE 4 PISTON CALIPERS WHICH ALL ARE IN GOOD SHAPE.
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