Ls1 brakes into 2nd Gen F body
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Ls1 brakes into 2nd Gen F body
I just bought a ls1 and t56 combo out of a 01 Trans Am for my 1980 Trans Am and the guy threw in the crossmember and all with it.
My question is can I use any of these parts to upgrade my braking and steering system?
I saw a build on here that had c5 brakes and and used a steering rack as well but there wasnt much info on it.
Any input is appreciated, thanks.
My question is can I use any of these parts to upgrade my braking and steering system?
I saw a build on here that had c5 brakes and and used a steering rack as well but there wasnt much info on it.
Any input is appreciated, thanks.
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There is a guy that has a blue firebird 76 with an entire ls1 f body front suspension setup and motor under the hood. He welded the entire 4th gen front end on 2nd gen and then hung the second gen body panels on it. I'm sure this took alot of work to do.
The 3rd gen guys have been doing ls1 brake upgrades for awhile by cutting down the original brake rotor and turning it into a bearing hub for the ls1 rotor to slide over. You'll have to cut up your stock 2nd gen spindles and fabricate a bracket to move the dual piston caliper out.
Check out 3rdgen.org
As for the rack I don't know but I'd like to know how to make that work.
The 3rd gen guys have been doing ls1 brake upgrades for awhile by cutting down the original brake rotor and turning it into a bearing hub for the ls1 rotor to slide over. You'll have to cut up your stock 2nd gen spindles and fabricate a bracket to move the dual piston caliper out.
Check out 3rdgen.org
As for the rack I don't know but I'd like to know how to make that work.
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There is a guy that has a blue firebird 76 with an entire ls1 f body front suspension setup and motor under the hood. He welded the entire 4th gen front end on 2nd gen and then hung the second gen body panels on it. I'm sure this took alot of work to do.
The 3rd gen guys have been doing ls1 brake upgrades for awhile by cutting down the original brake rotor and turning it into a bearing hub for the ls1 rotor to slide over. You'll have to cut up your stock 2nd gen spindles and fabricate a bracket to move the dual piston caliper out.
Check out 3rdgen.org
As for the rack I don't know but I'd like to know how to make that work.
The 3rd gen guys have been doing ls1 brake upgrades for awhile by cutting down the original brake rotor and turning it into a bearing hub for the ls1 rotor to slide over. You'll have to cut up your stock 2nd gen spindles and fabricate a bracket to move the dual piston caliper out.
Check out 3rdgen.org
As for the rack I don't know but I'd like to know how to make that work.