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Finally found a good '96 MC donor in the junkyard, and I completed the spindle/brake upgrade I've been contemplating for the last year and a half on my '92 GTP over the weekend. Pain in the ass, but a noticeable improvement going from 10.5" to 11.25".

 

Now that the groundwork is laid, what's the story on the Camaro caliper upgrade? Just need the caliper and bracket from a '99, and redrill & tap the bracket for W bolts, and use 13" rotors?

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if you had some of the 17(or 18?)" wheel found on some of the later 3rd gens, maybe.

 

I'm kind of wary of that too.

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Seems like the 13" was a misnomer, I think it's for 12". I tried the 97+ Eldorado caliper bracket for the 2nd-gen upgrade and it doesn't work. So what does?

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Seems like the 13" was a misnomer, I think it's for 12". I tried the 97+ Eldorado caliper bracket for the 2nd-gen upgrade and it doesn't work. So what does?

 

04 cobra rotors and a welder....and btw a 96 monte isnt a 2nd gen..

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I know it's not, but I thought I'd give the "2nd gen brake upgrade" a try on 1.5 gen parts to see if it was compatible. Since there was a '98 Eldo and a '96 Monte in my local yard it wasn't a big deal to experiment, but the bolt holes didn't align. However, I'm thinking it might be possible to drill them to fit.

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I know it's not, but I thought I'd give the "2nd gen brake upgrade" a try on 1.5 gen parts to see if it was compatible. Since there was a '98 Eldo and a '96 Monte in my local yard it wasn't a big deal to experiment, but the bolt holes didn't align. However, I'm thinking it might be possible to drill them to fit.

 

rotors would hit the a arm....trust me I tried. I have a 97 monte(actually 2 lol)

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