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06-06-2005 #1
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EDIT: Installing 4th Gen rears on a 12 Bolt
I have a lead on a 12 bolt posi for my car (original Camaro rearend), and now I am wondering what else I may need to move my current 3rd gen rear disc setup over? The rear setup is currently on a 8.2" - 10 bolt and I am wondering if you can tell me what to check on the 12 bolt itself or on the brake setup to insure the transition is as painless as possible?
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06-07-2005 #2
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Hey Dion, it will work. 12bolts(non Impala) and 10 bolts are the same flange pattern. I thought you were running 4th gens?
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Thanks Vince and by the way you are right they are 4th gen rears not 3rd.... Hmmm... I am not sure what I did the other night but for some reason I could not get 3rd generation stuff out of my head?
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You watch too much nightrider I suppose?? LOL
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I wish it was that simple.... if i have to blame something it would be all the blood thinners I have been living on since Dec which prevent my usual consumption of certain refreshing beverages...... I think I started that post last week while I was in Arizona...
maybe the lack of fluids and severe heat ?
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06-08-2005 #6
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ouch, hope you get better..
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