How to rear disc conversion

[Cobalt Tom]

Originally Posted by Jn2 i have 50k onmy stock front rotors, they have streaks thru out the whole rotors, no warping, just a lot of wear, i dont think you could turn them enough to save them been meaning to get new ones for so long now, but idk...i keep wanting to go faster w/out thinking of how to slow down...may get some slotted rotors, SSlines, wilwood dot4brake fluid...its on my to do list

get the bigger brakes
thats what i am doing up front, i have the caliper mounting brackets from an hhr to get 11" on the front and now just have to order ebc pads for stock caliper, ss lines, and rotors from the uk lol (actually not to spendy!!) for my front

[Jn2]

Originally Posted by Cobalt Tom get the bigger brakes thats what i am doing up front, i have the caliper mounting brackets from an hhr to get 11" on the front and now just have to order ebc pads for stock caliper, ss lines, and rotors from the uk lol (actually not to spendy!!) for my front

u doing the thing maven has posted? let me know how that goes...id rather keep it all bolt on simple wait for a SS to show up at a junkyard, than go raid it for its brakes and torsion beam hell for everything its got, front sway bar, brakes, seats, etc...just need to bide my time

[Cobalt Tom]

ill let ya know
shouldnt be too hard at all

[chemist]

Bumping this because I need to know what parts you used. Where'd you get the calipers and rotor--are they for other model Cobalts?

Thanks!

[ionit3]

chemist its a rear disc set up from an s series saturn and has custom brackets, brake lines, and e brake cables

and everything is bolt on

[Jn2]

hmm so tempting...too bad i dont have cash, sucks, i need a raise

[mrsilent13]

i should start working next week...so ill be buying alot of stuff real soon

[cobalt123]

yes need cash

[ff_drift_lol]

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[YelloEye]

Originally Posted by ff_drift_lol and that's why everyone hates my ideas

Sadly most do. But to each their own.