Project round two: 1992 Chevy Camaro

[Darren]

Good to know. And yep, single piston vs dual piston calipers.

Ah so the same thing compared to thirdgen then, single piston.

[JoeliusZ28]

Good to know. And yep, single piston vs dual piston calipers.

[Darren]

If you want to do the rebuild for me id be fine with that too. Im in no hurry to get them installed, my hawk pads on the LT1 calipers are still working great and have tons of life left.

I got everything from O'reilly's, seals are $5.99 for the front (you need 2) and if you are doing rear then you only need one front seal kit for the rear... Really that is the bare minimum that you need, because you can reuse the sliders and caliper bolts and clips... I bought all new... including bleeders. Still cheaper then new caliper. I have also had good luck sandblasting the clips, and the bolts and making them like new again, so that is a option as well.

Are LS1 brakes that much of an upgrade compared to LT1?

[JoeliusZ28]

It's rather easy, and I am learning easier ways the more I do it as well. Its rather cheap to do as well, no reason to buy replacement calipers again!

another Big Thanks to BigJon, coming over when he was tired and lack of sleep, we bled the brakes yesterday and started body work again...

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Fenders are in primer and so is the ac delete panel. Its one step closer...

If you want to do the rebuild for me id be fine with that too. Im in no hurry to get them installed, my hawk pads on the LT1 calipers are still working great and have tons of life left.

[mikewoods]

Looking good Darren!

[Darren]

Sometime this summer when were at woodward ill drop my calipers off to you... you need to get me that rebuild info!

It's rather easy, and I am learning easier ways the more I do it as well. Its rather cheap to do as well, no reason to buy replacement calipers again!

another Big Thanks to BigJon, coming over when he was tired and lack of sleep, we bled the brakes yesterday and started body work again...

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Fenders are in primer and so is the ac delete panel. Its one step closer...

[OIF1VET]

Looking good Darren!

[JoeliusZ28]

Sometime this summer when were at woodward ill drop my calipers off to you... you need to get me that rebuild info!

[OVRKILL]

Lovin the progress buddy. Maybe we can have a late summer get together at my place this year.....get that ***** on the road!

[WMCCjames]

Looks good! You are going to love the way those brakes feel over the stock 3rd gen junk.


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[meissen]

Very nice!

[Darren]

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I think they came out ok, now just need to bleed the whole system.

[Darren]

The check list had very little to do with the Camaro. Some things listed were
- Take Darren out for his birthday - Birthday has passed, no need!
- Get the chevelle on the road - This is a MUST, car needs to have some miles on it
- Add custom graphics to Darrens Camaro I wouldnt put this past you, but remember I dont treat it like I do my truck
- Camping Again this is a must, its a nice time of relaxing and a time away from all the BS of the normal life
- Bike ride across Michigan Your just crazy, but it does sound like a lot of fun.
- House shopping Everyone is doing it!
- Eyes on design and St John Concours car show Fun!
- Boating Boobies?
- Hopefully another camping trip in the upper peninsula Details?
- Take the Camaro to a road course event This is on my list as well, can I borrow your car?

Responses in red!

[bri2203]

You and your checklists... yours runs, drives, and stops,

The check list had very little to do with the Camaro. Some things listed were
- Take Darren out for his birthday
- Get the chevelle on the road
- Add custom graphics to Darrens Camaro
- Camping
- Bike ride across Michigan
- House shopping
- Eyes on design and St John Concours car show
- Boating
- Hopefully another camping trip in the upper peninsula
- Take the Camaro to a road course event

[Darren]

Probably not.
Last night I made a check list for the summer and I think this summer is going to go by quick!

You and your checklists... yours runs, drives, and stops,