LNF SS/TC Brembo Calipers Part Numbers?
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LNF SS/TC Brembo Calipers Part Numbers?
Any of you GM parts guys been able to find part numbers for the Brembo calipers and larger rotors in the database yet?
I'm sure I'll choke when I see the price though lol.
I'm sure I'll choke when I see the price though lol.
I work for a dealership and the owner said we wont be seeing the TC/SS till end of 2008 beginning of 2009. It will be a 2009 model year. We have all the 2008 books and what not for the cobalt and nothing in there is for a TC/SS.
Ive got them, they are already locked into my dealers autoreplenishment system and as soon as they are available, ILL HAVE THEM. Ill post the part numbers for the calipers and rotor tomorow. There isnt any pricing info yet but at least this way you can bug your dealer without them giving you weird looks and telling you **** like "we wont be seeing the TC/SS till end of 2008 beginning of 2009. It will be a 2009 model year. We have all the 2008 books and what not for the cobalt and nothing in there is for a TC/SS." You just call the parts department and ask for PN# 12345678 and you dont have to deal with anyone who's behind the curve.
attachment aren't working so this is a big as i can get it and you still cant read the numbers but here are the fronts
FRONT LEFT P #25900763
FRONT RIGHT P# 25900764
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FRONT LEFT P #25900763
FRONT RIGHT P# 25900764
EDIT FIXED
Last edited by rukkee; Jan 16, 2008 at 07:16 PM.
Those ARE the part numbers, dont pay any attention to the picture, its wrong.
Montecarloman, the knuckles are the same, the Brembos mount directly to th knuckle as opposed to having a bracket that bolts to the knuckle like the other systems do(and in the picture above)
Montecarloman, the knuckles are the same, the Brembos mount directly to th knuckle as opposed to having a bracket that bolts to the knuckle like the other systems do(and in the picture above)
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You guys are gods... I knew the parts were in the database somewhere!
Thanks!
Any hints of the rotors? It might be a better idea to just wait on aftermarket slotted/crossdrilled/zinc'ed/whateveryouwant rotors though, they'll probably be cheaper.
Thanks!
Any hints of the rotors? It might be a better idea to just wait on aftermarket slotted/crossdrilled/zinc'ed/whateveryouwant rotors though, they'll probably be cheaper.
The rear brakes ARE NOT Brembos.
They are larger 292mm x 20mm rotors than the Sport which has 270MM X 14MM rear rotors. Also its not a 2 pisotn caliper that matches the front, its a typical GM PGC style 40mm single piston job.
Heres the specs :
Type: power 4-wheel disc with standard anti-lock; 38mm
Brembo four-piston fixed calipers in front and
40mm single-piston rear calipers
Rotor diameter x thickness (in /
mm):
front: 12.4 x 1.02 / 315 x 26 (vented)
Disc diameter x width (in / mm): rear: 11.5 x 0.79 / 292 x 20 (vented)
They are larger 292mm x 20mm rotors than the Sport which has 270MM X 14MM rear rotors. Also its not a 2 pisotn caliper that matches the front, its a typical GM PGC style 40mm single piston job.
Heres the specs :
Type: power 4-wheel disc with standard anti-lock; 38mm
Brembo four-piston fixed calipers in front and
40mm single-piston rear calipers
Rotor diameter x thickness (in /
mm):
front: 12.4 x 1.02 / 315 x 26 (vented)
Disc diameter x width (in / mm): rear: 11.5 x 0.79 / 292 x 20 (vented)
The rear brakes ARE NOT Brembos.
They are larger 292mm x 20mm rotors than the Sport which has 270MM X 14MM rear rotors. Also its not a 2 pisotn caliper that matches the front, its a typical GM PGC style 40mm single piston job.
Heres the specs :
Type: power 4-wheel disc with standard anti-lock; 38mm
Brembo four-piston fixed calipers in front and
40mm single-piston rear calipers
Rotor diameter x thickness (in /
mm):
front: 12.4 x 1.02 / 315 x 26 (vented)
Disc diameter x width (in / mm): rear: 11.5 x 0.79 / 292 x 20 (vented)
They are larger 292mm x 20mm rotors than the Sport which has 270MM X 14MM rear rotors. Also its not a 2 pisotn caliper that matches the front, its a typical GM PGC style 40mm single piston job.
Heres the specs :
Type: power 4-wheel disc with standard anti-lock; 38mm
Brembo four-piston fixed calipers in front and
40mm single-piston rear calipers
Rotor diameter x thickness (in /
mm):
front: 12.4 x 1.02 / 315 x 26 (vented)
Disc diameter x width (in / mm): rear: 11.5 x 0.79 / 292 x 20 (vented)
award... Leave it to GM to almost get it right...
The rear brakes ARE NOT Brembos.
They are larger 292mm x 20mm rotors than the Sport which has 270MM X 14MM rear rotors. Also its not a 2 pisotn caliper that matches the front, its a typical GM PGC style 40mm single piston job.
Heres the specs :
Type: power 4-wheel disc with standard anti-lock; 38mm
Brembo four-piston fixed calipers in front and
40mm single-piston rear calipers
Rotor diameter x thickness (in /
mm):
front: 12.4 x 1.02 / 315 x 26 (vented)
Disc diameter x width (in / mm): rear: 11.5 x 0.79 / 292 x 20 (vented)
They are larger 292mm x 20mm rotors than the Sport which has 270MM X 14MM rear rotors. Also its not a 2 pisotn caliper that matches the front, its a typical GM PGC style 40mm single piston job.
Heres the specs :
Type: power 4-wheel disc with standard anti-lock; 38mm
Brembo four-piston fixed calipers in front and
40mm single-piston rear calipers
Rotor diameter x thickness (in /
mm):
front: 12.4 x 1.02 / 315 x 26 (vented)
Disc diameter x width (in / mm): rear: 11.5 x 0.79 / 292 x 20 (vented)
Yup SS/sc JL9 rear brakes are 270x14.
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By the way Maven where did you pull these specs from?


