Rear disc

[64malibu79]

Man that's a LOT of info, does all of this apply to a 12-bolt as well, I'm looking for a budget rear disc setup.

 

[Anonymous]

hi,
i do this setup on my Camino last year

the rear axle with adapters from http://www.Scarebird.com Cadillac calipers and S10 drilled and slottet rotors

calipers from Cadillac Seville
here is a direct link to scarebirds installation page
http://www.scarebird.com/12802/13701.html

e-brake cables from Lokar

 

[Anonymous]

do you have any partno for the e-brake cables?

 

[Anonymous]

Lokar part#
EC-8001U
EC-80FU

 

[Anonymous]

has anyone ever adapted the rear disc brakes from a 9c1 caprice. i have a 1996 that i had as a parts car for my impala ss. now that the impala is gone i will be junking the caprice. if i could make stuff work on my grand national rear i would.
thanks!

 

[liquidh8]

Never thought about it, other than the wheel bolt pattern being bigger, I'm not sure what else is different. I haven't had an opportunity to diesect one of those brake systems.

 

[Anonymous]

Z/28 brakes

I have all the rear disc brake parts from an 83 Z/28 except the prop valve. I've read this thread, and since I already have all the other parts on hand, I'm going to use them. Where can I find the proportion valve? The donor car is long gone.
Thanks,
Ronny

 

[LS6 Tommy]

Re: Z/28 brakes

I have all the rear disc brake parts from an 83 Z/28 except the prop valve. I've read this thread, and since I already have all the other parts on hand, I'm going to use them. Where can I find the proportion valve? The donor car is long gone.
Thanks,
Ronny

Get a Disc/Disc combo valve from Master Power Brakes. It's a bolt-in and it's set up nicely for a G-body with 4 wheel discs.

http://www.mpbrakes.com/products/product-detail.cfm?product_id=613

Tommy