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I just did a rear end swap on my 1996 Camaro. Got the rear end from a 2001 3.8 Camaro, mainly for the disc brakes. It was pretty easy, basically just pull the old rear out and put the new one in. So, if anyone is planning on doing this anytime soon, it's really easy, just make sure you keep all the parts from the donor car just incase your old don't fit/get broken.
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you swapped rear ends for disk brakes? -
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lots of people do
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i guess that seems weird, idk what involved in swaping just brakes either, nor have i ownda car with drumsComment
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Idk, it was easy to find a rear end with discs because my dad knows a lot of junkyard owners so we found one and put it on.Comment
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Im doing the same with my 94 bird from a 2000T/A im getting the brakes and a torsenComment
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It's really easy, maybe took us 2 hours or so, and that is with working on my brothers car too. Having the discs in the back feels like it helps a lot so it was a good investment.Comment
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