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    1. #9
      Join Date
      Apr 2005
      Location
      Cartersville, GA
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      Country Flag: United States
      For anyone wanting to run 4th Gen F-body rear discs on a G-body rear, its not that bad. You have to cut the u-shaped part off the housing, and drill a couple holes using the e-brake backing plate as a template, but thats not too hard or time consuming. The shocks need to be moved slightly inboard, too...the brackets on the rearend are normally beefy enough that this ins't a big deal, and the change in geometry is negligible. Getting the e-brake cables worked out is the worst part.

      Joe Hinds





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