i have a 1989 camaro rs with stock rear drum brakes. i want to toss them for disk but i have no clue where to get rear disk brakes. Maybe i could get them off another camaro or..... I need help about this!!!!! and also would it be hard to convert from rear drum to disk?

 

Easiest way is to just buy another rearend with disk brakes already on it and swap the entire thing in your car. Maybe you can get a better gear ratio than what you already have too. Otherwise, you can buy all of the rear brake pieces and modify your current rearend to accept them. I don't know how to do this process as I replaced the rear end in my car...3 times! lol

 

When the site allows, consider a search. This topic is covered seemingly twice a week.

JamesC

 

There is a tech article on how to do this. very easy I think. I think it took me about 5 hours.

 

what type of car do you think i should i get the axel off of?

 

Idealy a car that is 1990-1992. You want to get one with the PBR brakes.

 

Souseless is correct, the PBR's are the way to go--89-92, IIRC. Should you be unfamiliar with PBR's, check the following link (by the way, you could mod your axel flanges and go with PBR's):

https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/show...hreadid=246768

JamesC