Rear drum to disc?
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#14
You'r not going to get the stock front discs to work with 5 lugs, unless you get a kit specifically for that, which is a waste of money.
You'll need a larger capacity master cylinder to use 4 wheel discs.
You'll need a larger capacity master cylinder to use 4 wheel discs.
#16
confused
what do you recomend, i agree those kits seem very high in price for what you get, i already have my new rearend stuff on the way with 5 lug axles whats a good route to take? thanks mike
the website has a ton of good info but a little to much for my a.d.d mind
the website has a ton of good info but a little to much for my a.d.d mind
#17
check out the website listed above it has tons of info. when i did my five lug/cobra conversion i referred to it endlessly. if you buy all the parts separate you will come out cheaper than a kit but it takes a while. i had to wait some time to get one of the brake cables i needed for the conversion.
#20
You need different spindles to run 94-95 discs. You will also need a hardened washer/spacer in between the 94-95 spindle and stock control arm, otherwise the spindle will not fit on the ball joint properly. Or you could get 94+ ball joints.
I've heard of people having problems with running a stock booster on a sn95 master cylinder. It's a tight fit but I would recommend doing the booster as well.
I've heard of people having problems with running a stock booster on a sn95 master cylinder. It's a tight fit but I would recommend doing the booster as well.