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Old 11-24-2004, 02:13 PM
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which years and models of the bonny had rear disc?
Old 11-24-2004, 03:27 PM
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and 00+ have different chassis/body compared to 99-
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has anyone on here done a write up of converting a 92-99 to rear disc?
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No one has done a conversion, so its a little hard to write it up. Why would you need to do one anyway? It would be very expensive.
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why not,make a good car,better
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why not,make a good car,better
I agree. The rear drums just don't cut it. It would be time consuming and expensive project. The ABS system alone is enough to drive a person to drink(but I usually don't need an excuse for that. ) But if someone came out with a slick conversion kit I'd jump at it.
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You'd have to reprogram the EBCM to make it safe. Don't hold your breath waiting for a kit.

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The calibration of modern ABS/TCS/ESP is a complex and time consuming processes entailing the setting, or "tuning," of literally thousands of algorithm variables. These variables define the base vehicle characteristics (braking system included), control limits, and expected vehicle reaction to control activity. For this reason, one control algorithm may be utilized on several applications, but each vehicle requires its own unique variable set, or table.
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you could use a setup off of a C-body car
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Originally Posted by 1993 SLE
you could use a setup off of a C-body car
No, weight transfer and total weight come into play.
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true, but if someone had there heart set on a setup that would be a start for them, since the cars basically share alot of the same parts


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