Rear disc brake conversion kit.

[Hot Air]

You would be smart and $'s ahead to buy Inline Tube kit! Don't mix/match parts on a brake system unless you KNOW exactly what you are doing. Go to their online catalog and take a look. Hint: Google "Inline tube"!
Conrad

 

[mr84ss]

I saw the kit for $525. If you notice they are using the same calipers i asked about

 

[cetme1]

Are the instructions available on line somewhere for this kit? I couldn't contact the seller on ebay for some reason. The price looks great considering new aluminum drums are about 250 a pair.

 

[Howling Mad]

You could probably do it a lot cheaper with brackets from flynbye and get 11.6 inch brakes off an lt1 camaro in a junkyard or get the parts new/remanufactured for about 500. Just a thought

 

[richmondb]

I purchased and installed that system from inline tube a few months ago. It installed very easily with little modifications needed. It comes with installation instructions. I did have to buy a disc/disc proportioning valve because the kit didn't come with one. I also had to drill out the wheel stud holes in the rotors because they were a tad bit too small for the GN studs for some reason. And I had to shorten the parking brake cable a couple inches by crimping a new termination on the end so that it fit the GN system. Your stock GN wheels will not fit over this kit though. I ended up buying a set of reproduction GTA/GNX wheels from classic industries and they fit fine.

 

[richmondb]

In case you were wondering, the stock GN wheels cleared the rotors fine, but the inside of the wheel hits the calipers.

 

[mr84ss]

In case you were wondering, the stock GN wheels cleared the rotors fine, but the inside of the wheel hits the calipers.

Any pics of your build?

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[richmondb]

Here's a picture of the brakes installed