will a 5th gt rear disk breaks work on a 96 st coupe? i tired to do a search but all i found were old forms with no answers thanks gary
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come on i need some info im about to by a car for 200 dollors and it has four wheel disk breaks and my frine on here wants the the breaks
i just checked the part numbers and they're different from the ST coupe.
although, that doesn't confirm that they won't work..
although, that doesn't confirm that they won't work..
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well i need the info so come on people lmk thanks
If they are cheap, you should just try it. I'm thinking I've heard it's possible. I'm not sure how easy it is though.
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its cheap but its up to a friend and if they dont fit then he doesnt want to go in on it i car is 250 and all i have to pay is 125 so what ever waitin on you guys
The rear brakes will fit with some modification. I have fifth gen. brakes all around on my car. The rear cables are shorter and don't route around things like the stock cables do and the rotors have to be bored out.
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what do you mean about bored out you mean where the ebreak goes right?
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the inner diameter of 5th gen rotors where they go onto the hub are 1mm or 2mm (I can't rmember) smaller then 6th gens. You would need to widen the hole to make them fit onto your hub properly.
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what do you mean about bored out you mean where the ebreak goes right?
what do you mean about bored out you mean where the ebreak goes right?
the inner diameter of 5th gen rotors where they go onto the hub are 1mm or 2mm (I can't rmember) smaller then 6th gens. You would need to widen the hole to make them fit onto your hub properly.
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yeah but if i have every thing cant i just use the 5th gen hub?