78-81 Camaro Drop Spindle With Corvette Brake Adaptor, Mcgaughys Drop Spindles on 2040-parts.com
Leonardtown, Maryland, United States
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I have front drop spindles for a 78-81 Camaro with adaptor brackets to mount C5/C6 Corvette brake calipers. The drop Spindles are from McGaughys and I think the part number is 7081. It must be an old part number because it seems to be different nos. I have had them for a few years and was trying them on my project vehicle but didn't work. I have removed/cut-off the original caliper mounting ears to make room for the adaptor brackets. The spindles new are around $250-$350depending on where you shop and the brackets I bought off Ebay for $90. The adaptor brackets are 1/2" thick aluminum and have grade 8 bolts. Nice looking brackets. Please email me if you want to see a picture. Thanks for looking! |
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