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    Quote Originally Posted by 1of1TA1.0 View Post
    So to answer the pricing breakdown for those that have PM'd me.

    All factory parts from Dodge - Brand New

    Front Part Number List Web Search
    Left Caliper 68270299AA 824.00 535.00
    Right Caliper 68270298AA 824.00 535.00
    Left Rotor 68252788AA 3,085.00 2,146.00
    Right Rotor 68252788AA 3,085.00 2,146.00
    Pad Kit 68283275AA 849.00 610.00
    Pin Kit 68203105AA 30.00 22.00

    Rear
    Left Caliper 68283289AA 754.00 525.00
    Right Caliper 68283289AA 754.00 525.00
    Left Rotor 68252786AA 3,085.00 2,146.00
    Right Rotor 68252786AA 3,085.00 2,146.00
    Pad Kit 68283290AA 630.00 438.00
    Pin Kit 68283294AA 20.00 15.00
    Left Knuckle 682530698AA 3,150.00 2,192.00
    Right Knuckle 682530688AA 3,150.00 2,192.00

    You still need to purchase 19" wheels, or 18" wheels if you do Forgeline or Finspeed.

    The emergency brake caliper will bolt up so you won't have to purchase anything additional. All other parts are reused. This isn't a cheap alternative but I expect pricing to come down even further in the future. The biggest expense still is the rear knuckles. These shouldn't be this expensive but I am sure they are priced just to keep people from doing what I did.

    So recap, list is $23,325 plus shipping and tax if applicable. Web price that I simply googled is $16,173.

    I hope that answers some of the more specific details.
    Tim,
    Did you have any issue with the ABS/ESC/TC? Did you replace the brake lines?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ACR2NVY View Post
    Tim,
    Did you have any issue with the ABS/ESC/TC? Did you replace the brake lines?
    I did same exact conversion on my 2013, no issues whatsoever except my car became 60 lbs lighter all unsprung weight
    Last edited by Arizona Vipers; 01-20-2020 at 12:38 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Arizona Vipers View Post
    I did same exact conversion on my 2013, no issues whatsoever except my car became 60 lbs lighter all unsparing weight
    Did you have to replace any lines?

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    No, and as Arizona said, no issues with ABS or SC, nothing. The stock lines work perfectly

    Quote Originally Posted by ACR2NVY View Post
    Did you have to replace any lines?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ACR2NVY View Post
    Did you have to replace any lines?
    No, I didn't replace any brake lines that I can remember.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Racingbrake View Post
    We now have a complete bolt on CCB brake upgrade kit designed specifically for G5 spindles (front and rear) at low and predicable cost, no need to figure out what to buy and swap the spindles. This was a result of our making a CCB disc @360x32mm available for the rear (same as for Ferrari F458/599 rear replacement), so you can now retain your e-brake. A better set up than G6 CCB version.

    An excellent optional upgrade for G3/4/5 TA and G6 with iron option - Better performer and last a lot longer than G6 CCB.

    https://www.racingbrake.com/RB-CCB-S...ccb-dod-02.htm


    Think of interchangeability & flexibility?

    Rotors are fully interchangeable with this popular 380/355 RB iron rotor kits
    https://www.racingbrake.com/ProductD...ode=DOD-IRP-03

    Or if you have purchased RB rear balance kit you can just swap the rotors (from iron to CCB), even the brake pad on RB calipers are the same as OE.


    Another brake project proudly present to Viper community by us just like our track duty brake kits (both iron and CCB) for Mustang GT350, Camaro, and Hellcat.
    I recently acquired a 2016 1of1 ACR that was opted out of the ACR factory brakes and came with the TA 2 piece stop techs. I am looking to upgrade to the ACR CCBs. I would like to retain my E brake caliper as well. Do you have a kit for this conversion? And replacing calipers I would want the rears to match the front so I would need a complete kit as my current calibers are black with orange writing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ACR2NVY View Post
    I recently acquired a 2016 1of1 ACR that was opted out of the ACR factory brakes and came with the TA 2 piece stop techs. I am looking to upgrade to the ACR CCBs. I would like to retain my E brake caliper as well. Do you have a kit for this conversion? And replacing calipers I would want the rears to match the front so I would need a complete kit as my current calibers are black with orange writing.
    If you are getting RB's rotors designed for the ACR-E, you will need the ACRE rear knuckles to be able to mount everything. The rear knuckles are almost 2k a piece, obviously you'll need 2.

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    Quote Originally Posted by serpent View Post
    If you are getting RB's rotors designed for the ACR-E, you will need the ACRE rear knuckles to be able to mount everything. The rear knuckles are almost 2k a piece, obviously you'll need 2.
    Maybe I misread RB's post?
    "We now have a complete bolt on CCB brake upgrade kit designed specifically for G5 spindles (front and rear) at low and predicable cost, no need to figure out what to buy and swap the spindles. This was a result of our making a CCB disc @360x32mm available for the rear (same as for Ferrari F458/599 rear replacement), so you can now retain your e-brake. A better set up than G6 CCB version."

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    This is what I was quoted from my dealer. There would be an additional 25% discount on top of this so roughly $16,700 with tax based off of the list and part #s provided in this thread.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ACR2NVY View Post
    This is what I was quoted from my dealer. There would be an additional 25% discount on top of this so roughly $16,700 with tax based off of the list and part #s provided in this thread.
    2016 Viper ACR show different part numbers for the rear knuckle. The #5290124AH & #5290125AH appear to be for the non-ACR(part numbers match my 2014 T/A) leaving 68253068AA(68253068AC) & 68253069AA(68253069AC).
    5290124AH Right Rear
    5290125AH Left Rear

    68253068AA Right Rear [BRM] Replaced by: 68253068AC
    68253069AA Left Rear [BRM] Replaced by: 68253069AC

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    Quote Originally Posted by sharmut View Post
    2016 Viper ACR show different part numbers for the rear knuckle. The #5290124AH & #5290125AH appear to be for the non-ACR(part numbers match my 2014 T/A) leaving 68253068AA(68253068AC) & 68253069AA(68253069AC).
    5290124AH Right Rear
    5290125AH Left Rear

    68253068AA Right Rear [BRM] Replaced by: 68253068AC
    68253069AA Left Rear [BRM] Replaced by: 68253069AC
    Okay so I should be using these part #s for the knuckles instead 5290124AH Right Rear
    5290125AH Left Rear ?

    I was just going off of the provided info in the thread.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ACR2NVY View Post
    Okay so I should be using these part #s for the knuckles instead 5290124AH Right Rear
    5290125AH Left Rear ?

    I was just going off of the provided info in the thread.
    It depends on which knuckle your ACR has, if your car was shipped with 5290124AH/5290124AH, you want #68253068AC/68253069AC. I'm not certain which part was shipped for ACR w/o CCB package and was merely pointing out the knuckle was not in your parts list.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sharmut View Post
    It depends on which knuckle your ACR has, if your car was shipped with 5290124AH/5290124AH, you want #68253068AC/68253069AC. I'm not certain which part was shipped for ACR w/o CCB package and was merely pointing out the knuckle was not in your parts list.
    This is the list I sent to the parts manager. According to your post I may have requested the wrong knuckles..
    Front with Part Numbers
    Left Caliper 68270299AA
    Right Caliper 68270298AA
    Left Rotor 68252788AA
    Right Rotor 68252788AA
    Pad Kit 68283275AA
    Pin Kit 68203105AA

    Rear with Part Numbers
    Left Caliper 68283289AA
    Right Caliper 68283289AA
    Left Rotor 68252786AA
    Right Rotor 68252786AA
    Pad Kit 68283290AA
    Pin Kit 68283294AA
    Left Knuckle 68253068AA
    Right Knuckle 68253069AA

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    Quote Originally Posted by ACR2NVY View Post
    This is the list I sent to the parts manager. According to your post I may have requested the wrong knuckles..
    Left Knuckle 68253068AA
    Right Knuckle 68253069AA
    You should be fine given 68253068AA/68253069AA was replaced by 68253068AC/68253069AC. My ACR-E w/ CCB has 68253068AC/68253069AC knuckle.

    While you're doing all this, you should replace the caliper bolts with studs to avoid stripping the knuckle. Check with Doug Shelby (http://www.dougshelbyengineering.com/viper.html) on availability.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sharmut View Post
    You should be fine given 68253068AA/68253069AA was replaced by 68253068AC/68253069AC. My ACR-E w/ CCB has 68253068AC/68253069AC knuckle.

    While you're doing all this, you should replace the caliper bolts with studs to avoid stripping the knuckle. Check with Doug Shelby (http://www.dougshelbyengineering.com/viper.html) on availability.
    I will reach out to Doug and inquire. Thank you for the heads up!

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    The power of negotiation 128521

    CCBs from my dealer went from 19k to 11k out the door!
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    Quote Originally Posted by ACR2NVY View Post
    CCBs from my dealer went from 19k to 11k out the door!
    Nice work dude!!!!! Are you installing yourself? You should scale the car before and after!

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    All parts are in stock and available? Nice to know!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Arizona Vipers View Post
    Nice work dude!!!!! Are you installing yourself? You should scale the car before and after!
    I will certainly do that! Yes I plan to put them on myself and I live just down the road from the scale too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scott_in_fl View Post
    All parts are in stock and available? Nice to know!
    Yes they are! 3 days out is all.

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    Brakes are swapped for under 12k with all OEM parts including the knuckles and even had the plugs in place for the factory CCM low brake pad sensor wires!
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    SICK DUDE!!!! Did you weigh everything before and after? I did mine years ago, but can't find the data. I think it was around 65 lbs weight loss. All unsprung


 
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