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Old 09-06-2005, 05:59 PM
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I need everything for a rear disc conversion from drums.
Old 09-06-2005, 06:12 PM
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rear wheel hubs: $50 a piece at a junkyard
rear calipers from a disc brake tib: $50 a piece at a junkyard
both e-brake cables: $50 for both
re-use stock brake lines: free
SS Goodridge Brake Lines: $100
rotors: drilled/slotted from RotorPro's $200-$220
proportioning valve: check junkyards for one fro a disc brake tib, I have no idea on $, lemme know if you find one.

If you wanna go bigger, that's a different story:
Sonota calipers are same price drilled/slotted from RotorPro's and calipers (i dunno, maybe GK calipers will work, maybe buy aftermarket RD Calipers).

FYI: there's a few (well, a couple) BBK's in the making and even some already made. Dunno details, but look into that before you start buying stocdisc brake parts.
Old 09-06-2005, 06:35 PM
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Hey Pat, you are referring to a rear conversion PLUS a change on the front ones don't you? I never heard of going bigger in the back; also rear slotted rotors should be around $170
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yes, bigger in the front I mean...the BBK's.

long is talking about swapping the REAR DRUMS for REAR DISCS.

sorry bout that. btw, getting the front rotors on is gonna be a PITA if you plan to use different rotors in the front. assuming that you have captive rotors (1997 right?)

Make sure you get disc brake hubs from a non-captive tib (actually, I don't think you have anything to worry about since...i'm pretty sure, all 4-disc brake tibs are non-captive).

captive rotors can suck my BALLZ>!!
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i gotta set

i have the spindle, stock rotors(i can cut them if you want for a extra 10), stock brake pads with like 80+ meat on them, calipers(they should work donno though if not autozone has some with a lifetime warranty for 50), and stock brake lines

make me a offer
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thanks again patreezy for all the help.

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