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Is this possible? do they make like cross drilled drum brakes? or something performance for drums? it would be for low budget people that dont want to upgrade to disc
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There is a company that makes a larger diameter drum & hardware kits but IDK if any for 3rd gen rears--
I forgot the comp name but I wil try to find them in 1 of my HotRod,CarCraft,or SuperChevy mags.
IIRC the drums are 11 in. but I will look for the mags in a few.
I'm sure someone has the correct answer you're looking for,but I will look.
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Can't find it--will let ya know if I do
Last edited by t-top havoc; 12-04-2009 at 11:44 PM.
Reason: No info yet
you realize you can pickup a complete set of 4th gen ls1 style rear discs for just over 100 bux on ebay most of the time and you can swap them over without a lot of hassle, handtools and a drill?
Throwing money at trying to upgrade drums is a waste. Honestly though, the drums in good working order work pretty well.
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