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Weld-On 1978-88 GM Flat Mount Caliper Bracket
Weld-On 1978-88 GM Flat Mount Caliper Bracket
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Weld-On 1978-88 GM Flat Mount Caliper Bracket
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Centerline of Holes:
5.50"
Tube O.D.:
3.00"
Thread Pitch:
7/16"-20
Material Thickness:
.25"
Material Type:
Steel
Finish:
Natural
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These caliper brackets mount flat and must be welded onto your 3" diameter axle tube. Designed to mount a 1978-1988 GM metric car front caliper for use with an 11.75" diameter rotor. Brackets are 1/4" thick.
IMCA APPROVED
Notes
Using a 3" axle and metric caliper, the approximate height from top of caliper to center of tube is 6.75". Minimum inside wheel ID is approx 13.5"
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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