[2017ssflunky]

Hi everyone planning on upgrading my 2017 camaro ss brake system .I currently running 4 piston caliper with dual slotted rotors and hawk racing pads. Unfortunately I do track the car and already had burn my seals right off . Right now in the market in Canada is very little choose for the 2017 camaro ss and the gm 6 Piston front caliper cost little over 4K. While th CT’s-v would not even cost 1K and I’m hoping they can fit on to the car but no don’t want to find after the fact that they won’t fit... anyone out there that can help me out

[crankaholic]

Have you tried looking for used 1LE calipers? If they're cheaper you can just get aftermarket rotors to go with those (meant for the 1LE).

Unless someone has done the CTS-V or ATS-V (another possibility) swap and can confirm, you won't know until you try to bolt them on.

[WhiteNight]

ATS-V are the only ones that are a direct bolt on.

[2017ssflunky]

http://www.racingbrake.com/RB-Front-...aro-p/2523.htm Only thing I confirmed That previous gen have a different spindle fortunately Racing Brake made special rotor to allow the 5gen zl1 6 Piston calipers (same caliper as the cts-v caliper) to bolt right on to the 6gen Camaro . Rotor are bit pricey but after everything gonna be half the price of the gm 6gen offered 6 Piston calipers

[2017ssflunky]

Originally Posted by WhiteNight

ATS-V are the only ones that are a direct bolt on.

Really the ats-v ,do you know which year would fit exactly??

[WhyUMad1LE]

Originally Posted by 2017ssflunky

Really the ats-v ,do you know which year would fit exactly??

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[WhiteNight]

It's a new platform and there us only one version of it.

[WhiteNight]

Originally Posted by 2017ssflunky

http://www.racingbrake.com/RB-Front-...aro-p/2523.htm Only thing I confirmed That previous gen have a different spindle fortunately Racing Brake made special rotor to allow the 5gen zl1 6 Piston calipers (same caliper as the cts-v caliper) to bolt right on to the 6gen Camaro . Rotor are bit pricey but after everything gonna be half the price of the gm 6gen offered 6 Piston calipers

Nice find. There's plenty of those calipers on the market. I saw a set of ATS-V front brakes once in the last 4 months. I think this is a better route since you get a nice set of rotors and you can just replace the friction ring.

[2017ssflunky]

Originally Posted by WhiteNight

Nice find. There's plenty of those calipers on the market. I saw a set of ATS-V front brakes once in the last 4 months. I think this is a better route since you get a nice set of rotors and you can just replace the friction ring.

Ya too be honest gonna this route since gonna be way less headache. Your right ats-v front brakes are hard to find