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MOTOROLA CUP PERMITTED BRAKE MODIFICATIONS
Approved HD Rear brake package: Rotor #10028508 (84-87 Pontiac 6000), Caliper LH #10132831 (3rd gen 1LE Camaro), Caliper RH #10132832 (3rd gen 1LE Camaro),
Caliper bracket LH #10132837(82-92 F body), Caliper bracket RH #10132838 (82-92 F body). Rear wheel bearing modification approved: Flange part # 22551723, Bearing # 22551705.
Approved HD Front brake package: Knuckle LH #18025877 (Malibu), Knuckle RH #18025878 (Malibu), Rotor #18026208
Caliper LH #18026208 (Grand AM), Caliper RH #18026209 (Grand AM).
I have no idea what modifications are needed to use the F body bracket on the J, if any at all, considering there is a "flange" somewhere in there. I got this info from some stuff I had stashed away. Circa 2000 for allowed modifications on the J platform for the Motorola Cup cars.
James you are awesome still lol.
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The guy still has info most have never seen
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the cheapest way that I recall was the fiero rotor and grand prix caliper and a scarebird bracket, been there had it
bump....any progress on some rear brake setups ?
RIP JESSE GERARD.....Youll always be in my thoughts and prayers...
Bump up....wanting to get rid of my drums and will NOT do neon rears.....
Trying out a few more ideas, this isn't forgotten by any means.
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Wow can't believe I'm just seeing this now - the yards are ripe with s-series saturns with rear brakes wanting to go on my fire lol. Subscribed.
I know a lot of people do neon swaps but what about other cars with 5x100 rear discs breaks. Like I know some volkswagens have 5x100 rear disc breaks and also some toyota celicas have rear discs breaks with 5x100 bolt patterns. Is there a reason why org members do not try to use these particular cars?
gilligan
The VW ones come in too basic sizes, too big and too small. Neons are just right.
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Ok I have a question, I did a search but couldn't find anything so dont flame me lol. Why could you not use the cavi/sunfire front disk parts and swap them to the rear??
Again sorry for the newbness lol
Dan
No provision for an e brake, and the brake bias would get all jacked up.
1994 Saturn SL2 Home Coming Edition: backup car
2002 Chevy Cavalier LS Sport Coupe: In a Junk Yard
1995 Mazda Miata R-package Class=STR
Sponsored by:
Kronos Performance
WPI Class of '12 Mechanical Engineering
WPI SAE Risk and Sustainability Management Officer
