9 bolt
02-08-2004, 06:05 PM
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Car: 4
Engine: 6
Transmission: 5
Here's the instructions, in 2 easy steps:
1. Unbolt the 10-bolt.
2. Bolt in the 9-bolt.
If it has disc brakes, you'll need to get a 82-83 master cyl & proportioning valve for 82-83, since the fittings are SAE in those years where they're metric in later years. Same at the rear end; you'll have to cut lines somewhere and adapt them to the SAE size on teh car, because all of the 9-bolts will have metric lines.
1. Unbolt the 10-bolt.
2. Bolt in the 9-bolt.
If it has disc brakes, you'll need to get a 82-83 master cyl & proportioning valve for 82-83, since the fittings are SAE in those years where they're metric in later years. Same at the rear end; you'll have to cut lines somewhere and adapt them to the SAE size on teh car, because all of the 9-bolts will have metric lines.
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