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Say I find a rear end(I'm guessing the disc brakes also) off a Z28 with either the same or better gears than I currently have, what else do I have to change to make it fit? I'm tired of only having one burnout mark and drum brakes. Thanks for the help!
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if they are disc brakes then you'll need different e-brake cables.
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<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Cale:
if they are disc brakes then you'll need different e-brake cables.
thats all I believe.<hr></blockquote>
Yep, that's it! Unless you break something during disassembly/re-assembly. I replaced my rear shocks, just because I had everything apart and the old ones had over 90k on them. I replaced my drum brake rear with the posi disk rear, and kept the same 3:23 ratio.
If you have any questions once you start this project, e-mail me. I'll be happy to help out the best I can.
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