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    1. #1
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      disc brakes for 12 bolt

      To my understanding the 4th gen Camaro rear disc brakes are supposed to be a direct swap to a 12 bolt rear end. I have a set off of a 96 Camaro that I was going to put on my 65 Impala 12 bolt, but the flanges are different. I have a couple of charts showing various rear end flange measurements and mine doesn't match the 12 bolts listed in the chart. My flanges are bigger. The horizontal holes are on 3 3/8" centers and the verticals are on 2 5/8" centers in a rectangle pattern. Does anyone know of other disc brakes (junkyard donor) that will fit this rear?



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    2. #2
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      Quote Originally Posted by skeevay
      To my understanding the 4th gen Camaro rear disc brakes are supposed to be a direct swap to a 12 bolt rear end. I have a set off of a 96 Camaro that I was going to put on my 65 Impala 12 bolt, but the flanges are different. I have a couple of charts showing various rear end flange measurements and mine doesn't match the 12 bolts listed in the chart. My flanges are bigger. The horizontal holes are on 3 3/8" centers and the verticals are on 2 5/8" centers in a rectangle pattern. Does anyone know of other disc brakes (junkyard donor) that will fit this rear?

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      Only the 4th gen cars that came with LS1s as in 97+ are the direct bolt ins!! Sorry..you missed it by one year, should bolt on fine to your Impy...I can measure mine first thing in the morning for you when I get up.
      -Keith


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    3. #3
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      The Imps rear are different than regular car pattern. Hopefully Keith's measurements are the same cause it would make the swap a breeze. If not you can always have a bracket made.
      MrQuick ΜΟΛ'ΩΝ ΛΑΒ'Ε


    4. #4
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      Quote Originally Posted by Zefhix
      Only the 4th gen cars that came with LS1s as in 97+ are the direct bolt ins!! Sorry..you missed it by one year, should bolt on fine to your Impy...I can measure mine first thing in the morning for you when I get up.
      My ID/size chart (could be wrong of course) shows that the 93-up 4th gen has the same axle housing flange. If you had a measurement handy, that would be appreciated....thanks

      Mrquick...looks like you may be correct.

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      Standard car 10's and 12's will work with 93-97 we refer as the LT1 style and 98+ are different than all...I thought it was bigger and bolt pattern was less of a rectangle? I cant find my notes...
      MrQuick ΜΟΛ'ΩΝ ΛΑΒ'Ε


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      Maybe this is a 68-72 A-body thing but I just double checked all my measurements and it bolts up fine to my 10 blt. I originally got this swap verified through Team Chevelle and my setup is from a 2000 SS.
      My bottom horizontal spacing is 2 3/4" and my top horizontal spacing is 3 1/8" and just to verify both my diagonal measurements are 3 1/4"
      This places my caliper in front of my rotor BTW. Does this help or confuse the situation?
      -Keith


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    7. #7
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      Yeah Skip looks like your out of luck there, you can get rear plates from Baer and get them redrilled for your application. That way you can run 91-97 rears, they have the parking brake built in.
      MrQuick ΜΟΛ'ΩΝ ΛΑΒ'Ε


    8. #8
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      Thanks a lot guys for your help. Looks like this little dilemma may be the deciding factor to go with my 9" Ford "plan B".

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