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Alright gents here is the information I intended on getting up last night...…… but it ended up being a hour day.

For the caliper brackets to adapt C6 ZO6/GS calipers to your full size GM truck or SUV:

- [email protected] Rudy is a stellar guy to deal with, excellent communication throughout the process. His screen name on the Silveradoss.com Forum is "rudy91040"

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Here is the complete part list for the ZO6 caliper install with part numbers. Note, you can get creative with buying parts, whether used or using discount codes from vendors. Most forums have a discount code for RockAuto for example.

- Now the rotors from Baer have 3 options plain/flat rotors, slotted and slotted/cross drilled. The flat rotors are like $242 ea.

- The calipers come in several colors (red, silver and yellow) each of those color options has a different part number. I went to RockAuto and did a search for 2013 Corvette ZO6 and 2013 Corvette Grand Sport calipers.

- Remember, beyond the increased braking you'll be dropping a fair amount of unsprung weight from the front of the truck. When I adapted Wilwood calipers to my 04 Colorado I went from 21 lbs on each corner to 9.8 lbs.

Parts list:
Baer rotor part numbers:
rear left- 6910526 qty (1)
rear right- 6920526 qty (1)

Z06 Corvette caliper part numbers:
rear left- GM- 19211017 or ACDelco- 172-2427 qty (1)
rear right- GM- 19211018 or ACDelco- 172-2428 qty (1)

banjo bolts:
GM- 11569590 qty (2)

crush washers:
GM- 21012386 qty (4)

Thread-locker:
Loctite 2422 (or similar) qty (1)
 

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Now here is the information for the adapters for add C6 ZR1 Calipers and GM 16.25" rotors from the GM BBK offered for the 14+ Silverado/SUVs.

The adapter brackets from this site are $195

https://ctsvbrakeswap.com/products/gm-truck-suv-6-piston-c6-zr1-caliper-big-brake-bracket-kit

GM 16.25 Rotors - 84263238 or from Centric part # 120.62180
ZR1 Calipers (blue) - 25923821 / 25923822 - $482 ea on Rockauto before discount
ZR1 Calipers (Silver) 20999156 / 20999157 - $408 ea on Rockauto before discount

You'll still need pad, pins, banjo bolts and crush washers...….all cheap stuff.

I read the ZR1 calipers have Ti pistons in them, if that can be confirmed.... sweet; they should be super light.
 

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Alright gents here is the information I intended on getting up last night...…… but it ended up being a hour day.

For the caliper brackets to adapt C6 ZO6/GS calipers to your full size GM truck or SUV:

- [email protected] Rudy is a stellar guy to deal with, excellent communication throughout the process. His screen name on the Silveradoss.com Forum is "rudy91040"

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Here is the complete part list for the ZO6 caliper install with part numbers. Note, you can get creative with buying parts, whether used or using discount codes from vendors. Most forums have a discount code for RockAuto for example.

- Now the rotors from Baer have 3 options plain/flat rotors, slotted and slotted/cross drilled. The flat rotors are like $242 ea.

- The calipers come in several colors (red, silver and yellow) each of those color options has a different part number. I went to RockAuto and did a search for 2013 Corvette ZO6 and 2013 Corvette Grand Sport calipers.

- Remember, beyond the increased braking you'll be dropping a fair amount of unsprung weight from the front of the truck. When I adapted Wilwood calipers to my 04 Colorado I went from 21 lbs on each corner to 9.8 lbs.

Parts list:
Baer rotor part numbers:
rear left- 6910526 qty (1)
rear right- 6920526 qty (1)

Z06 Corvette caliper part numbers:
rear left- GM- 19211017 or ACDelco- 172-2427 qty (1)
rear right- GM- 19211018 or ACDelco- 172-2428 qty (1)

banjo bolts:
GM- 11569590 qty (2)

crush washers:
GM- 21012386 qty (4)

Thread-locker:
Loctite 2422 (or similar) qty (1)

Thank you- I need the front rotor/calipers only
 

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Now here is the information for the adapters for add C6 ZR1 Calipers and GM 16.25" rotors from the GM BBK offered for the 14+ Silverado/SUVs.

The adapter brackets from this site are $195

https://ctsvbrakeswap.com/products/gm-truck-suv-6-piston-c6-zr1-caliper-big-brake-bracket-kit

GM 16.25 Rotors - 84263238 or from Centric part # 120.62180
ZR1 Calipers (blue) - 25923821 / 25923822 - $482 ea on Rockauto before discount
ZR1 Calipers (Silver) 20999156 / 20999157 - $408 ea on Rockauto before discount

You'll still need pad, pins, banjo bolts and crush washers...….all cheap stuff.

I read the ZR1 calipers have Ti pistons in them, if that can be confirmed.... sweet; they should be super light.
That would be $1600 to $1700 and your calipers would still say Corvette on them. I don’t see the reasoning to not go with Wilwood for a couple more hundred. Honestly, if I’m going to all the work and expense to do a BBK kit I don’t want to end up with misbranded parts on my truck. To me, that just says I didn’t want to spend the money on the right parts. Now if you’re comparing to Brembo this is a better deal but they still say Corvette. I can’t get past that myself. I was hoping it would be less and maybe have options with no lettering on the calipers. Why couldn’t GM just have the option of a bow tie instead? Thank you for the info.
 

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For the Corvette script on the calipers. I was going to either have them powdercoated a custom color or scuff the script off then buff them
 

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For the Corvette script on the calipers. I was going to either have them powdercoated a custom color or scuff the script off then buff them
You realize to powder coat them you have to completely disassemble them and remove all the seals?
 

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Silverado SS forum? I have considered this for my Silvy but don’t those calipers have Corvette on them? That was one of my issues plus the fact that by the time you factor in the brackets and pads you have $1500-1600 into these and you can get the Wilwood kit which has way bigger 6- piston calipers for about $1800-2000.
2 words,

Grinder and spray paint...

WIN...
 

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Day 2 of DOD delete

Day 1: 8 hours. Removed exhaust, intake manifold, radiator, camshaft. Everything stripped down.
Day 2: 4 hours. Removed oil pickup tube bolt....

********! Forgot how annoying that was. On the G8 I dropped the pan and on my C5 the bolt was easy to get to. I remember dropping the pan down a bit on my GTO and that is what I ended up having to do, but it was a ***** with my large hands.

Hindsight being 20/20, I should have just removed the oil pan completely, would have been faster.


My day 2 of DOD delete:

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Looking forward to flippin 'er over and casually backing out that pickup tube bolt.
 

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