I have asked this question in another post on here and no one has seemed to respond to it. I was just wondering if I could buy some loaded 1992 rear disc calipers to replace my failing '88 rear calipers? Does anyone know if it is a direct swap? Would I need any other hardware from a '92, porptioning valve, etc??? Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Jeff

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Poor college student(donations welcome ;0) with an all stock 1988 5.7L IROC-Z Hardtop, Auto. trans, white ext. w/gold accents (soon to be silver), black custom cloth interior, 4-wheel discs and G92 pkg. Car is dead stock. Has only standard Z28 power options and all the IROC performance stuff you could get. No pwr. seats, mirrors, or rear defrost.

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The 88 style disc brakes are different than the 92 style disc brakes. I do not know if you can swap them, or how easy or difficult it is to do it.

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