C6 Weld-On Flange Ends

[raustinss]

So 800$ plus rental....and this will take my 12 bolt to a full floater with ZR1 brakes

[Ron in SoCal]

Jay - love it! Shocker I know.

The built in caiiper mount is a home run compared to prior designs and I'm sure will improve braking performance. If I may suggest, package a complete solution and you've got a winner.

Ryan I've not seen the whole package but I'm guessing you'd need axles, inner and / or outer seals and some mechanism to locate the axle (plate or nuts and bolts - simple).

[MillerBuilt]

Originally Posted by Ron in SoCal

Jay - love it! Shocker I know.

The built in caiiper mount is a home run compared to prior designs and I'm sure will improve braking performance. If I may suggest, package a complete solution and you've got a winner.

Ryan I've not seen the whole package but I'm guessing you'd need axles, inner and / or outer seals and some mechanism to locate the axle (plate or nuts and bolts - simple).

Thanks Ron! You have always supported and even eased the moments sometimes with your positive attitude/comments when I most definitely deserved a good

I love your suggestion (complete package) and am working on that too. I have a ton of ideas and will be sharing those soon too.

[MillerBuilt]

Originally Posted by raustinss

So 800$ plus rental....and this will take my 12 bolt to a full floater with ZR1 brakes

$800 plus shipping/PayPal (guessing $45ish)... I will loan you the inner 3.062" pucks for your 12 bolt rear AND the outer fixturing pucks for the C6 ends for FREE. You will only be required to leave a $450 refundable deposit of which will be returned via PayPal once returned and in good condition. You will also be responsible for the shipping to/from on these loaned fixturing pieces. Yes, your ZR1 brakes will be a direct bolt on at that point.

Thanks for the interest!

[Vince@Meanstreets]

It's about time Jay.

These will take the parking brake assemblies too.

How much would you sell the end alignment slugs for? I have the Mitler set up already. Do they bolt to the 3 hole flange or are they the standard slug/puck design?

[MillerBuilt]

Originally Posted by Vince@MSperfab

It's about time Jay.

These will take the parking brake assemblies too.

How much would you sell the end alignment slugs for? I have the Mitler set up already. Do they bolt to the 3 hole flange or are they the standard slug/puck design?

Hi Vince,

Yes, they do take the C5/6 parking brake assemblies. Actually if you choose not to run the e-brake/backing plate for whatever the reason, you would need to run a shim to account for the thickness of the backing plate to get proper caliper/rotor alignment. But I am assuming anyone interested in this setup would utilize the e-brake. Good question though.

The "C6 End" fixture pieces do bolt to the three holes in the weld on flange end and positively locate it . Give me a few days on pricing for you on these as I only had one set made, and depending on interest may run multiples which brings my price down with my machinist and ultimately to the end purchaser. Hopefully you!

I will let you know soon...

[Che70velle]

I will be all over this when late summer/ early fall arrives. Exactly what I've been looking for.
Jay, what material will you be cutting the production bracketry from?
Also, are the axles an "in stock" item at Strange, or will they be built per order, with a wait time?

[MillerBuilt]

Originally Posted by Che70velle

I will be all over this when late summer/ early fall arrives. Exactly what I've been looking for.
Jay, what material will you be cutting the production bracketry from?
Also, are the axles an "in stock" item at Strange, or will they be built per order, with a wait time?

Scott,

Steel Flanges are and will remain 1018, and the Aluminum Spacers from 6061. To not confuse anyone I would like to say I am just a guy in a garage with ideas/resources to make my ideas come to life. So I kinda laugh when I here the word production cuz that sounds Big . I am sharing this part (and others soon) for three reasons. One - to help offset the cost of my own set. Two - hopefully offer others with same interest another option. Three - possibly strike enough interest to actually make some

The axles are made per order and are not in stock.

Thanks, Jay

[Rick D]

Very nice Jay, glad to see you still have the crestive juices flowing!!

[mitch_04]

I sure hope these are still around when I get to the point of needing them!