lt rear brake conversion?
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lt rear brake conversion?
can anybody tell me is it possible to convert the stock rear brakes(drum) with much needed disk brakes. maybe from a wrecked SS or something.this is the only thing i am worried about not having an SS.would it be too much money i love my lt and dont want to get rid of it for this reason so please help me!!!!!!
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I am wondering the same exact thing. The brakes are a little "light" on the LT, even the 3LT that I test drove (and may buy) seemed to stop a little slow unless you really slammed the brakes.
Also, how can a car with only Front Brakes have 4-wheel ABS? My sales guy told me it does, but I dont believe it.
Also, how can a car with only Front Brakes have 4-wheel ABS? My sales guy told me it does, but I dont believe it.
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I am wondering the same exact thing. The brakes are a little "light" on the LT, even the 3LT that I test drove (and may buy) seemed to stop a little slow unless you really slammed the brakes.
Also, how can a car with only Front Brakes have 4-wheel ABS? My sales guy told me it does, but I dont believe it.
Also, how can a car with only Front Brakes have 4-wheel ABS? My sales guy told me it does, but I dont believe it.
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drum brakes are pretty much as good as the front disc brakes... why would you get rid of it for that reason? that's really, really stupid.
and since when does a cobalt not have rear brakes?
and since when does a cobalt not have rear brakes?
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Hey guys... there is already a 3 page thread dedicated to this:
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/suspension-67/there-brake-conversion-kit-out-2-2s-56449/
And here is the conversion kit:
http://www.ssbrakes.com/products/det...balt&year=2006
Yes... we have the 4X100 pattern the SS' have 5X110
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/suspension-67/there-brake-conversion-kit-out-2-2s-56449/
And here is the conversion kit:
http://www.ssbrakes.com/products/det...balt&year=2006
Yes... we have the 4X100 pattern the SS' have 5X110
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I would just get the stuff off a wrecked cobalt ss You should change the front at the same time because of the bolt pattern difference and they are bigger you would need the hubs rotors calipers and mounts and the park brake cable stuff.I think the brake master cylinder is different also.
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Ok your options are as Follow.
Convert wheel hubs to those of a SS. (would require new Rims in 5x110 bolt pattern0
Buy the conversion kit form Stainless Steel Brake Company.
That is all, talk amongst yourselves.
BTW use search next time.
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You can still do the conversion.
Ok your options are as Follow.
Convert wheel hubs to those of a SS. (would require new Rims in 5x110 bolt pattern0
Buy the conversion kit form Stainless Steel Brake Company.
That is all, talk amongst yourselves.
BTW use search next time.
Ok your options are as Follow.
Convert wheel hubs to those of a SS. (would require new Rims in 5x110 bolt pattern0
Buy the conversion kit form Stainless Steel Brake Company.
That is all, talk amongst yourselves.
BTW use search next time.
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