Rear discs

[IndyNova]

Can anyone tell me the correct placement of the calipers on the rear of a 69 Nova? I've got the brackets and calipers off a 97 camaro, and the brackets place the caliper on the drivers side toward the front of the car approx the 7 o'clock position. Any help will be appreciated.

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[Motobrewmaster]

Not sure if this helps, but Nova and Camaro shared the same rear setup in 69. My Wilwood front facing kit puts the caliper at about the 8 o'clock position.

[IndyNova]

Thank you. I got mine to sit about that position, however I'd have to drill the axle plate out and use 3 bolts instead of 4. I also will have to figure a solution for moving the shocks inboard more, now the passenger side shock hits the caliper..it's always something...lol

[130fe]

Most people normally have to run 2 left sides because of the staggered shocks. Are both of your bleeders in the up position?

[IndyNova]

If I run 2 left side calipers, which way will they need to face? (Not to sound like an idiot) because it seems like they'll hit the shocks either way. Is there a way to swap in a different lower shock mount and put the shocks on the same side?

[130fe]

Here is a link with a lot of info. http://www.camaros.net/forums/showthread.php?t=161383