I got a set of C5 corvette front brakes and brackets from a friend who won't be using them on the project he just bought. I intend to use the C5 calipers on ls1 rotors, but the brackets that came with the calipers are for a c5-c6 rotor size. They are from engineered velocity, and are new, never used pieces. I have the instruction sheets with these as well. Couldn't find a receipt and their website is t working for me to check price. Instructions state " this kit allows GM Fbody (82-92) to install 97+corvette 12.8, 13.4, or 14 inch front braking systems

Engineered velocity part number 8292

70 bucks shipped within the 48

 

Any extra for shipping to Canada?

 

I was just on the USPS website for shipping costs, and its way more expensive than I thought it would be to Canada. Cheapest I could get was 40 for a medium flatrate box. The small flatrate box only allows 4 pounds and they are just a hair over the max weight for a small flatrate.

It would be 100 to ship them to Canada, unless you know of a cheaper alternative. If you do, just let me know and I'll look into it.

 

how much shipped to the Netherlands?

 

120 to Netherlands. International shipping its nuts!!!

I can send these to the west coast in the states for 10 bucks.

 

that can't be, those things fit in a flat rate box, that's around 40$

 

Yes, a small flatrate box was 43 to the Netherlands, but with a 4 pound weight limit. These are slightly over 4 pounds boxed up. A medium flatrate was next cheapest option I found

 

Will they not fit in a padded envelope? Surely that would be cheaper.

 

The padded envelopes are large enough, but also have the same 4 pound weight limit. The small scale at home says they are 4 pounds 3 ounces. I will bring them to work with me tomorrow and weigh them again(better more accurate scale.). If I can get them out in a bubble envelope under the 4 pound weight limit, it would only be 80 shipped to Canada, and 83 to the Netherlands.

 

Something is out of whack with your price quotes. A small 4 lbs flat rate box only costs something like 25 bucks to the Netherlands. I get multiple boxes in a month (if not a week) and I never ever had to pay that kind of money for a small item. Same must be true for canada.

 

The issue is, these rackets are slightly OVER 4 pounds. If they were UNDER 4 pounds, you'd be spot on.

 

even then, up to 20 lbs it's less than 60 bucks

 

http://ircalc.usps.com/Mobile/Default.aspx

I am not trying to inflate shipping to make extra money, if you can find something cheaper where the 4 pound weight limit is not a issue, I am happy to do so. Above is the link where I am getting my quotes from.

 

The prices I gave were with shipping included, 100 shipped to Canada, and 120 shipped to Netherlands.

 

ahh..I thought you meant it was 120 to ship to NL

 

I read back throth the posts, I wasn't very clear on that, I apologize.

 

I weighed these at work, they are in fact just over 4 pounds.

I did find these brackets on eBay yesterday for 68 plus shipping, and I know ebmiller sells for 80, so I'll lower my price a bit.

60 shipped in us
90 shipped to Canada
110 shipped to Netherlands.

 

TTT

Also have C5 caliper carriers (abuntment brackets). 60 shipped in the 48 for those or 110 for conversion brackets and carriers shipped in the 48.

 

TTT

 

Z51 05'-11' front calipers will mount to the front of my 86' with these?

 

pm sent on front brak conversion bracket

 

Sold the stuff a while back. Never got email notifications that there were replies to the thread, sorry for the long response time.

 

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