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    1. #1
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      LS1 Rear Rotors bolt pattern-problem?

      Working on final assembly on my 69 firebird and I have installed the LS1 rear brakes on my 10 bolt rear. While I didn't notice this before looking at the rotors I puchased, there is a noticable space difference on the bolt partern of the 69 5 3/4 bolts and the LS1 rotor holes. Should I be concerned with this? Do I need to add bushing to make up the difference? Or is this not an issue I should be worrying about. You thoughts/comments are greatly appreciated. Here are some pictures.







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    2. #2
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      You'll be fine.
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    3. #3
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      your studs are 1/2 .your rotor has 14mm holes.
      rick k

    4. #4
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      i think the newer Impalas use the same rotor but with a slightly smaller bolt pattern, so the aftermarket parts are just drilled with slightly oversize holes to fit both applications.

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      Quote Originally Posted by novaderrik View Post
      i think the newer Impalas use the same rotor but with a slightly smaller bolt pattern, so the aftermarket parts are just drilled with slightly oversize holes to fit both applications.
      X2...it's a 5x118mm pattern with oversized holes to accommodate multiple applications. I believe the OE parts were the same as the aftermarket replacements if I'm not mistaken. Since the rotor should be hubcentric, the wheel stud hole size and/or location isn't critical.

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      Rotors are hub centric, so the oversize holes are not a problem.
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    7. #7
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      Thanks, guys. This is why this site is so great!

      Sam
      69 Firebird convertible T/A pro-touring custom, Now LS1/T56 six speed, 3:42 Eaton posi, 18" Iforged wheels, 04 GTO interior.
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      rotors

      So Sam, how long till yours is driving?
      Rich
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      Quote Originally Posted by zman1969 View Post
      So Sam, how long till yours is driving?

      Oh, I don't know. I was hoping for May, when the shop said they would have the car painted by X-Mas, but I didn't get the car untill the end of March. So hopefully by the end of summer.

      Sam
      69 Firebird convertible T/A pro-touring custom, Now LS1/T56 six speed, 3:42 Eaton posi, 18" Iforged wheels, 04 GTO interior.
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