My BB 67 SS is a power brake car and I read that GM offered some disc brakes systems in that year. Does any one know what donner cars may have these brakes? I would like to remain as close to stock as possible yet Stop this baby better.

well since you don't have them now ..... I'm going to assume that it wasn't equipped with them originally.....

67 & 68 have 4 piston calipers like the corvettes .... parts are EXPENSIVE & having to put S.S. sleeves in them costs even more !! rotors are $$$$ ... ok now that you should be thinking twice about installing the factory Disc's that belong on your car

the 69-72 a-body stuff bolts right on !! & kits are avaible from every major parts supplyer
they are single piston calipers & don't have anywhere near the problems or cost's of the 67-68 ones........ leave them to us poor guys who's cars came with them to start with :D

Dunno if this helps you out :)
I'm pretty sure Camaro, Nova and Chevelle are interchangeable:confused: please correct me if I'm wrong.


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"correct" (4-piston)
-67-68 F-body (Camaro & Firebird)
-67-68 A-body (Chevelle, El Camino, LeMans/GTO, Cutlass/442, Skylark/GS)
-68 X-body (Nova)

Direct bolt-on (single piston)
-69 F-body (Camaro & Firebird)
-69-72 A-body (Chevelle, El Camino, Monte Carlo LeMans/GTO, Cutlass/442, & Skylark/GS)
-69-74 X-body (Nova, Omega, Ventura, & Apollo)

for the 4 piston my camaro is a different part number then the chevelle. my chevelle calipers are bad and i can get camaro calipers cheaper then rebuilding the old chevelle calipers. do you know if it will work?