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Car Forum / Oldsmobile Cars / October 2006

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G body disk brake spindles on A body?

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Cox News - 07 Oct 2006 20:06 GMT
Does anyone know whether the G body disk brake spindles will bolt up to the
A-body suspension without changing control arms, etc.? I know the F body
spindles require a shorter upper control arm since the brake spindles are
taller than those on the A. But a friend of mine thinks the G's might be the
same height and therefore not require different control arms. I am looking
for parts to upgrade my 69 cutlass from drum to disk up front. Thanks in
advance.
Snow - 11 Oct 2006 14:57 GMT
Im not to sure of the body "letters" but my dad recently upgraded the
brakes on his 57 Pontiac, IIRC the spindles are off of a mid 70's or
early 80's camaro / trans am. the calipers are from a mid to late 80's
grand prix or bonneville mounted on custom brackets.  the rotors are
also the same as the spindles.   He also had a brake booster added at
the same time.

So yes it can be done but some parts may need to be made in a shop to
get it all to fit.

Snow...

> Does anyone know whether the G body disk brake spindles will bolt up to the
> A-body suspension without changing control arms, etc.? I know the F body
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> for parts to upgrade my 69 cutlass from drum to disk up front. Thanks in
> advance.
 
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