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Originally Posted by babymog
So I can install the '94/95 control arms on my '87 with no problems or changes in suspension geometry? This is what I would like to do, already have the parts. Should I also install '94/'95 dust shields when installing '94/'95 brakes on the front?
Did you also update your rear brakes or are you still running the early ones? Looks like there isn't clearance for the late rotors in the rear heat shields, and swapping rear heat shields looks like removing the park brake completely and pulling the hub, ... not sure I need bigger rear brakes that bad.
Thanks Psycho.
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Can't tell you for sure, but if there is, it is negligible.
You can install the accompanying dust shields or cut your own. Removal of the shields is a PIA though.
I am still running the early rears, but when the time comes to replace the rotors I will put the bigger rear on. I have the calipers...just saving it for another day.
Yes rear you need to pull everything off. Just cut where you need to and use a mallet to knock back the rest of the shield so the rotor fits that way it is still intact as much as possible. No harm done since there is no ball joint to be concerned about with cutting.