Rear Blazer Brakes

[tngbody]

I may be mistaken, not a pick-up guy but the Blazers/S10s are leaf spring not trailing arms. Totally different bracket setups. Anyone correct my ignorance on S10s/Blazers.

I think you are right, that never even crossed my mind. First old school car for me so just learning on the fly.

 

[tngbody]

Quick question are the blazer axle bolt patterns the same as the MC? I need to order new rotors for the rear.

 

[MY6.2SS]

View attachment 161406You can see the top of the housing cut off. Cut it straight across above the bolt holes. Then put on the backing plate and use the grinder to adjust to a flat fit on the backing plate. This is a Camaro setup,, but principle is the same.

Can we get any info on how you set up your E-brake ? Thanks, David

 

[abbey castro]

Can we get any info on how you set up your E-brake ? Thanks, David

I used the Camaro e-brake bracket (6) by cutting it as shown. It is held in place by the bump stop extension w/bolt (7) that I had to make in order for the calipers to not hit the the frame when bottoming out. The original e-brake cable connector is used and attached on the drivers seatbelt bolt that protrudes into the drive shaft tunnel (809). Used a nut that fit the seat belt bolt to hold the e-brake bracket. Got an end cable kit from All-star Performance to hold the ends of the cut original cables. You'll have to figure out how much to cut from the original cables to make them fit . I used line holders to keep the cables from rubbing the drive shaft.

 

[MY6.2SS]

View attachment 175723View attachment 175724View attachment 175725View attachment 175726View attachment 175727I used the Camaro e-brake bracket (6) by cutting it as shown. It is held in place by the bump stop extension w/bolt (7) that I had to make in order for the calipers to not hit the the frame when bottoming out. The original e-brake cable connector is used and attached on the drivers seatbelt bolt that protrudes into the drive shaft tunnel (809). Used a nut that fit the seat belt bolt to hold the e-brake bracket. Got an end cable kit from All-star Performance to hold the ends of the cut original cables. You'll have to figure out how much to cut from the original cables to make them fit . I used line holders to keep the cables from rubbing the drive shaft.

Thank you !!!!

 

[tngbody]

Do I need to relocate my rear shocks to install the blazer rear brakes?

 

[64nailhead]

1978-87 GM G-Body Rear Disc Brake Conversion With Standard Rotors And Parking Brake

1978-87 GM G-Body Rear Disc Brake Conversion With Standard Rotors And Parking Brake

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Hard to beat this kit. Uses the factory parking brake setup. Difficult to do this on your own cheaper unless you have good used parts and skill set to fabricate. I know they are out of stock presently, but they won't be forever.

What is your application for the car? High HP/speed or course racing? Asking only because stock brakes work fabulously for cruisers.

 

[tngbody]

1978-87 GM G-Body Rear Disc Brake Conversion With Standard Rotors And Parking Brake

1978-87 GM G-Body Rear Disc Brake Conversion With Standard Rotors And Parking Brake

www.inlinetube.com

Hard to beat this kit. Uses the factory parking brake setup. Difficult to do this on your own cheaper unless you have good used parts and skill set to fabricate. I know they are out of stock presently, but they won't be forever.

What is your application for the car? High HP/speed or course racing? Asking only because stock brakes work fabulously for cruisers.

Just a cruiser, no racing. I just want the disc brake look, dont really care for drums. I already have the parts and currently modifying the rear to fit them.

 

[abbey castro]

I'm using the 2002 Camaro setup and YES I had to space out the shock at the lower bracket since they hit the caliper.

 

[tngbody]

I'm using the 2002 Camaro setup and YES I had to space out the shock at the lower bracket since they hit the caliper.View attachment 180616

Is that a purchased bracket or custom made?