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Old 08-05-2018, 05:55 PM   #15
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You'll need a V8/SS front dust shield and a rear e-brake setup I believe. Would use stainless lines.
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Old 08-05-2018, 06:50 PM   #16
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You'll need a V8/SS front dust shield and a rear e-brake setup I believe. Would use stainless lines.
Does not need anything for the rear e-brake setup. I believe the front dust shields are the same for the LT as the SS, rears are different.

To do the conversion correctly you need what is in the picture. I realize many will say you don't need the rear dust shields or even changing of the brake master cylinder. The task of changing the rear shields and master cylinder, if you follow the directions is not that difficult. Once finished you will not regret it.
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Old 08-06-2018, 06:27 AM   #17
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If you click on the above link it will give you step by step directions for the conversion. I printed off a copy and highlighted all the torque values and I add all the OEM part numbers and place to source my parts. A very useful set of directions.

If it were me I would have the seller ship them directly to Kevin at TPH Coatings, 540 Business Park Circle, Stoughton, WI 53589. Call him first and let him know they are coming for powder coating (telephone 608-516-5168. I think it ran me $350.00 return shipping included. Having them coated also ensures you have good calipers with all new seals. Besides makes cleaning so much easier and very appealing to the eyes!
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