Are these real deal Brembos ?

[Ron Burgundy]

For those with keen eye...do these look like genuine VF SSV Redline calipers? They are advertised as that but i am aware that some respray camaro things have been floating around...

 

[426Cuda]

For those with keen eye...do these look like genuine VF SSV Redline calipers? They are advertised as that but i am aware that some respray camaro things have been floating around...

Hard to tell any difference Ron. I reckon the stickers could be a good reference point. I'll suss mine out tomorrow and refer.

 

[arthurk]

They look like the ones I just took off. I can take some photos and post if you like.

 

[Ron Burgundy]

They look like the ones I just took off. I can take some photos and post if you like.

That would be helpful. Thanks mate

 

[Ron Burgundy]

I am guessing that fitting these to my SS would be perfectly legal as they were avaliable on the same series vehicle i.e. VF II Redline

 

[arthurk]

I am guessing that fitting these to my SS would be perfectly legal as they were avaliable on the same series vehicle i.e. VF II Redline

Well at the end of the day it doesn't require any modification and they bolt straight up and to top it off they are factory fit on the redline.

 

[greenacc]

What does a set of those go for?

 

[3rspecB]

They look to be real. Only way to tell is to hold them. Original Holden Brembo calipers have the "Brembo name/logo" screen printed on the Calipers. The resprayed camaro brembos will use a sticker for the "brembo name/logo" which you can feel and see up close.

 

[Heron White KOM]

On the back of the caliper if it writes "Made in Italy" then it's a genuine Brembo

 

[Ron Burgundy]

They are very expensive retail from holden. Around 3000k with pads.
I bought these dirt cheap last night.
$800 for the lot. Will have them by Monday