Summit Rear disk Conversion Kit.

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tc1959

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Found this on the El Camino Club Of America Facebook Page, Looks like a nice kit.
 
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MC96

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Allstar and speedway both have the same kit, it uses 93-97 f body rear rotors.
 
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MC96

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Yeah, I would stay away, stick with the 15$ (plus core) metric caliper
 
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