Product Summary

Pavement Late Model, One Caliper Pistons, Natural

  • Designed to be a direct replacement for 1978 and later GM Metric calipers
  • Pistons are manufactured to resist corrosion while helping to slow the heat transfer from the pads
  • Each casting is designed specific for its intended bore size
  • Calipers are strong and precise, without unnecessary added weight from oversized castings
  • High temperature seals provide long service life when used in hard braking applications
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #120-8924
Caliper PistonsOne
Parking Brake ProvisionNo
Fittings IncludedNo
Brake Pads IncludedNo
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Wilwood 120-8924 Details

These all new cast, not rebuilt iron calipers are bolt-on replacements for 1978 and later GM Metric calipers widely used in "spec" racing categories and low cost disc brake conversions. Not IMCA pproved.

Wilwood iron GM Metric calipers combine new part quality with modern machining precision. There are two piston size options to assist builders with properly building static bias into a car. Previously, builders using the metric calipers generally had to mount the same size calipers on all four wheels. This drastically limited the tuning options and often created front to rear bias ratios that were not conducive to good handling and stability under hard braking. Some builders, and other brake suppliers, chose to offer re-machined OE calipers to provide a bias tuning option. Unfortunately re-machining a used casting that was never designed for the larger bore size, can create real compromises in strength, reliability and performance. 

To address these needs, Wilwood has tooled up two separate castings that are fitted with either 2.75" or 2" stainless steel pistons and high temperature bore seals. Each casting is designed specific for its intended bore size. The calipers are strong and precise, without unnecessary added weight from oversized castings. The stainless steel pistons resist corrosion while helping to slow the heat transfer from the pads. The high temperature seals provide long service life when used in hard braking applications and maintain their resilience to provide positive piston retraction on release. In addition to the optional piston sizes, two models are available with slide pin vibration dampers installed to help reduce rattle and other noise. 

These calipers are the same physical size and mounting as the GM metric style of calipers. Instead of the stock 2-1/2" piston they have either 2" or 2.75" bores. This allows you to change your brake bias on a dirt car by running bigger pistons on the back and small piston on the right front. The bleeder and inlet are both 10mm-1.5 which allows you to run these calipers on either side. 

All Wilwood GM Metric calipers use the standard D154 type brake pads. 

Note: Slide bolts and slide bolt o-rings are NOT included with this caliper!

Item Details

Fits LH and RH

Wilwood 120-8924 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #120-8924
BrandWilwood
Caliper PistonsOne
Parking Brake ProvisionNo
Fittings IncludedNo
Brake Pads IncludedNo
Material TypeIron
GENERAL
Piston Diameter2.75"
Caliper Material TypeCast Iron
Caliper ColorGray
Thread SizeM10 x 1.5
Bracket IncludedNo
Caliper Mounting TypeFloating
Sold in QuantityEach
Rotor Diameter11.75 Inch
Mounting SideUniversal
Bore Size2.75"
ColorNatural
Centerline of Holes5.46"
Thread PitchM10 x 1.50
Rotor Thickness1.00"
FinishNatural
Total Piston Area5.94 sq. in.
Mount Hole Size0.69"
Mounted Height0.48"
Pad Area8.70 sq. in.
Pad Volume2.90 cu. in.
GTIN Code889545006544

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Good product to use

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10 years ago

Turbo Bob

Sandwich, il

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Easy to install...can use on either side

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Questions & Answers

3 Questions • 4 Answers

Can I install it on baja vehicle, which is like a race car or what disc is used for this caliper.

by Ak

• 8 years ago

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What fitting would I use to screw into the caliper and would be 3 AN out? I'm using rubber lines now looking to switch over to braided lines thanks!

by Austin

• 9 years ago

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will the oversize piston caliper physical size be larger. want to use on 15"torq thrust wheels with 1986 corvette front suspension and original disc brakes . will this work with .788 thick rotor... if not what do you suggest.

by frank

• 14 years ago

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