
Weld-On 1969-77 GM Mid-size Caliper Bracket
Universal Fit, 7.00" Centerline of Holes, 0.184" Overall Thickness, 3.00" Tube O.D., Steel







- Mounts GM Midsize front caliper to any 3" steel tube rearend
- For use with 11.75" diameter rotors
- Fabricated from 3/16" steel
- Featured punched lightening holes
- IMCA approved, sold individually
Details
Info
Mounts 1969-1977 GM mid-size car front caliper to any 3" tube rear end using 11-3/4" diameter rotors. Fully machined steel with punched lightening holes. Measures approximately 7" between mounting holes.
IMCA APPROVED
Notes
Brake pad and caliper installation note:
This bracket features a 90 degree bend in the bracket at the slider bolt threaded area for additional caliper support. This part of the bracket may or may not interfere with the corner of the inner brake pad backing plate due to differences in brake pad manufacturers. When this occurs, it will be necessary to simply remove a minimal amount of backing plate material at each corner of the inner brake pad to allow for the necessary clearance between the bracket and brake pad when the caliper and pads are fully installed.
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