Disc brake conversion kits?
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Disc brake conversion kits?
Hello everyone. I am going to have the engine out of my truck soon. When i do this I plan on converting to disc brakes front and rear. Anyone know any kits?
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for instructions on his kit, http://1drv.ms/1nT1ydM
I am sure there are others.
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Master Power brakes offers 'em fully assembled. Pricey at over $1000.
Scarebird LLC offers brackets to use mid-90s 2WD Dodge rotors and adapts 90s GM truck calipers. Keeps your OER/OEM kingpins, steering arms, i-beams, spindles, and tie rods intact. Brackets are about $175. If you have access to a plasma or laser table, I can scan the brackets and email them to you to digitize for CAD/CAM use. PM me if interested.
Rear kit for a 9-inch? Lots on the market.... Lo-buck is TSM Manufacturing. Use your Googleness. Scarebird might have them too.
Scarebird LLC offers brackets to use mid-90s 2WD Dodge rotors and adapts 90s GM truck calipers. Keeps your OER/OEM kingpins, steering arms, i-beams, spindles, and tie rods intact. Brackets are about $175. If you have access to a plasma or laser table, I can scan the brackets and email them to you to digitize for CAD/CAM use. PM me if interested.
Rear kit for a 9-inch? Lots on the market.... Lo-buck is TSM Manufacturing. Use your Googleness. Scarebird might have them too.
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