clips221
Mar 17th, 09, 06:59 PM
I have a set of 4 piston calipers with part #'s 5455946 and 5456008 Delco Moraine. Are these for a Camaro? Can't seem to locate any info on them. Thanks for any help
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View Full Version : 4 piston caliper question? clips221 Mar 17th, 09, 06:59 PM I have a set of 4 piston calipers with part #'s 5455946 and 5456008 Delco Moraine. Are these for a Camaro? Can't seem to locate any info on them. Thanks for any help BelAirBob Mar 17th, 09, 07:12 PM I have a set of 4 piston calipers with part #'s 5455946 and 5456008 Delco Moraine. Are these for a Camaro? Can't seem to locate any info on them. Thanks for any help From what I could find, these are the Camaro castings: 5455530 & 5455533. Maybe someone else will chime in. :D wagonman Mar 17th, 09, 07:24 PM from what i could find, these are the camaro castings: 5455530 & 5455533. Maybe someone else will chime in. :d yup!!!!!! 69Z28-RS Mar 17th, 09, 10:14 PM does it have one pin or two thru the pads? clips221 Mar 18th, 09, 05:24 AM does it have one pin or two thru the pads? Has 1 pin and the pistons are 2 1/16th. Looks like they are 67-68 firebird. thanks, RJ67RS/SS Mar 21st, 09, 11:33 AM I almost bought a set with those numbers for my Camaro and found out they were for Chevelle, GTO etc. Was told they had a bigger bore piston than Camaro jl8z28 Mar 21st, 09, 02:08 PM The numbers on my JL8 are5452284 and 5452281 Vintage 68 Mar 21st, 09, 02:40 PM I almost bought a set with those numbers for my Camaro and found out they were for Chevelle, GTO etc. Was told they had a bigger bore piston than Camaro :yes: GM book lists them as 1967 Olds (Cutlass), Pont. (Tempest) and Buick (Skylark) - with an application for 1967 ChevyII option also. One note lists as 'large bore also - but I can't imagine a 1967 ChevyII needing that much 'clamp'... ;) There are oftern odd crosses in reference material - could be the castings are the same, but final machining was different ??? cpodeep Mar 22nd, 09, 03:36 PM The casting number off my Feb 67 car are: 5455530 & 5455533. I have the 5455533 out in the garage.....I suspect the 5455530 is on the subframe that I have in storage. JohnZ Mar 29th, 09, 10:52 AM There are oftern odd crosses in reference material - could be the castings are the same, but final machining was different ??? Yes. Each raw casting for the 4-piston calipers was machined into two or three finished PART numbers (depending on the application, inner or outer, hose inlet and bleeder locations, etc.), none of which appear on the finished part. :beers: |