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Old 11-08-2009, 01:25 AM   #1
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LS1 to LT1 rear brakes

Here is the deal. I have LS1 rear brakes on my Moser 12 bolt. Now, i bought a set of Greg Weld comp lite wheels. They said they wont fir the LS brakes, but they will fir the LT rear brakes. My calipers are ground down, so i need to check but he said they still wont work.

Now, i have a set of backing plates from a BW 9 bolt and a GM 10 bolt with the old iron calipers, will these work with the LT1 calipers? Or do i just have to get those clunker iron pieces? Or is there a chance(i doubt it) that the LS1 backing plates will work with any other rear brake calipers?
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Old 11-08-2009, 02:52 AM   #2
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Re: LS1 to LT1 rear brakes

I think you still need the lt1 backing plate since the rotors are 11in or so.
That's what my 10 bolt has on it. I'm not sure the 9 bolt would be compatible.
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Re: LS1 to LT1 rear brakes

That is what i was thinking, i just hate the iton backing blocks for the LT stuff. My buddy used a set of PBR third gen backing plates i think, had to shave a bit off if i remember correct...
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Old 11-08-2009, 04:27 AM   #4
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Re: LS1 to LT1 rear brakes

I'm pretty sure based on what I've read on here that the 89-92 PBRs are the same as LT1 rear disks. My buddy has a 94 Z28 and his brakes look identical to the PBR rear setups I have so I think it true.
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Now, i have a set of backing plates from a BW 9 bolt and a GM 10 bolt with the old iron calipers, will these work with the LT1 calipers?
The 82-88 Delco-Moraine backing plates won't work with PBR's.

The 9- and 10-bolt PBR backing plates have different bolt patterns, so they aren't interchangeable. Use the correct backing plates for your application and the 89-97 calipers will work.

Check posts 20 and 21 of the following link for pics of the 9- and 10-bolt plates:

http://www.thirdgen.org/techboard/fa...iscs-89-a.html (82-88 Discs to 89-92/Pics and Part Numbers)

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Re: LS1 to LT1 rear brakes

Hey if you are gunna be gettin rid of those LS brakes shoot a pm my way I may be interested in them for the right price.
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The 82-88 Delco-Moraine backing plates won't work with PBR's.

The 9- and 10-bolt PBR backing plates have different bolt patterns, so they aren't interchangeable. Use the correct backing plates for your application and the 89-97 calipers will work.

Check posts 20 and 21 of the following link for pics of the 9- and 10-bolt plates:

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Hey if you are gunna be gettin rid of those LS brakes shoot a pm my way I may be interested in them for the right price.
Well, have to say i will keep you in mind, but as you might have guessed, a member here has offered to trade me a LT1 rear setup already from this post.
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i have lt1 brakes i can trade with you as well
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I should be finding out tomorrow if i can use them with the wheels.
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