chevyrulespops

I just got a rear disc drive posi unit for my car and unfortunatley the person had cut the brake lines and the brake cables. My current camaro has rear drums. The 2 e-brake cables can they be bought over the counter at any parts store and will it be a direct fit?

wrightz28

You have to adjuust them in at the "T".

Morley

You're going to need to change your master cylinder too. There is a specific one for 4 wheel disks.

1986Z28

MC is the same, prop valve is diff

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-1986 Z28 - 355 carb, T5
-1986 Sport Coupe - 305TBI and T5(parts car)
-1985 Z28 - No drivetrain(getting scraped soon)
-1989 RS - 2.8, 700R4(parts car)
-1991 Z28 - 355 OBDII tpi HSR, T56(soon hopefully)

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Morley

Trust me, the master cylinders are NOT the same for drum vs 4 wheel disk. The proportioning valve won't need to be changed, it'll work just fine.