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Turbo brakes on N/A car. Possible? 200 1982

posted by  Jordan G on  Tue Jan 8 07:07 CST 2002
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The brake swap is easy, I did it on my car. You need the rotors and calipers. I honestly don't know if the master cylinder is the same, I used the stock NA one. I would replace the master cylinder anyways.

Turbo's had bigger sway bars, I think they were 23mm front and rear compared to what 21mm front 19mm rear? You can find out by taking some wrenches and see which ones fit snuggly over the bars, there ya go you ahve sizes and you can mix match. Turbo's had boge shocks, But I wouldn't swap in used shocks.

Jordan






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