1LE brake questions?Answered!
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Mine are both on the lower trailing edge from the factory. You can get a good look at both calipers from the bottom/rear of the car...
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Car: 91 GTA, 91 Formula, 89 TTA
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any word on if steve spphn is still going to make a complete 1le swap kit? he was talking about one at one point and i know a few of the pieces have been pushed back, but any info other than may 02 :-) would love to have 1le frts on the formire cause they bite after driving the tta :-)
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Re: 1LE brake questions?Answered!
Just some additonal information on the 1LE brakes:
The 1LE dual-piston caliper takes a GM bleeder screw P/N 14071826.
This cross-references to a 10mm x 1.0mm thread bleeder, with a length of 27.0 mm.
If you are looking for a better bleeder screw, the Earl's Solo-Bleed, part number 280022 looks to be the correct screw for the job.
It is available direct from Earl's Indy (1-800-331-INDY) for $9.70 per pair (plus UPS shipping), or you can get it from Summit Racing Equipment under the part number EAR-280022ERL for about the same price.
The 1LE dual-piston caliper takes a GM bleeder screw P/N 14071826.
This cross-references to a 10mm x 1.0mm thread bleeder, with a length of 27.0 mm.
If you are looking for a better bleeder screw, the Earl's Solo-Bleed, part number 280022 looks to be the correct screw for the job.
It is available direct from Earl's Indy (1-800-331-INDY) for $9.70 per pair (plus UPS shipping), or you can get it from Summit Racing Equipment under the part number EAR-280022ERL for about the same price.
06-17-2008, 06:37 AM
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Re: 1LE brake questions?Answered!
If you are looking for a better bleeder screw, the Earl's Solo-Bleed, part number 280022 looks to be the correct screw for the job. It is available direct from Earl's Indy (1-800-331-INDY) for $9.70 per pair (plus UPS shipping), or you can get it from Summit Racing Equipment under the part number EAR-280022ERL for about the same price.
GM 14071826 is the same part number for both front and rear PBR calipers.
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Last edited by JamesC; 06-17-2008 at 10:45 AM.
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Re: 1LE brake questions?Answered!
Jst to bring this thread from the dead....
If you already have the PBR brakes in back, why wouldn't your spare fit on the front after a 1LE conversion?
If you already have the PBR brakes in back, why wouldn't your spare fit on the front after a 1LE conversion?
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