Disc Brake kits for Mus II IFS
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I used a kit from a company called Allstar Performance.It uses Granada rotors and GM metric calipers like those used from 1978 and up on Malibu's,Cutlas,Regal,etc.They are reasonably priced at about $225.00 for 2 rotors,brackets,calipers,bearings and seals.Their number is 1-800-772-2678 and they are in Michigan.I installed mine on a '56 with a Heidt's x-member,and they wheel are right where they should be.Hope this helps.
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Charles,
sorry for the late reply...covered up..
I used Granada Rotors Raybestos #6042
Chevelle calipers Cardone (rebuilt) 18-4071 and 18-4072
Chevelle Pads Raybestos RRD 154 M
bearings were American Component A-12 (br-12) outside
A-13 (br-13) inside
grease seals American Component C19221 6815
Heidts rotor bracket kit DF-101-F for ford rotors
hope that helps
john
sorry for the late reply...covered up..
I used Granada Rotors Raybestos #6042
Chevelle calipers Cardone (rebuilt) 18-4071 and 18-4072
Chevelle Pads Raybestos RRD 154 M
bearings were American Component A-12 (br-12) outside
A-13 (br-13) inside
grease seals American Component C19221 6815
Heidts rotor bracket kit DF-101-F for ford rotors
hope that helps
john
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Sic 'em CHUCK!
kustom56f100,
Seeing as you're new I'll show mercy and refer you to rule #9 in the following post link. Glad to have you here and fell free to insult us anytime and if you have a quarter.......... well you know what you can do with it but then again at most places you can't call anyone with a quarter.
9. Never mention the use of Ch*vy parts on your trucks. You can use Dodge but not Plymouth (sounds too girly) but NEVER Ch*vy. Trucks are manly things.
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John,
Bearings and seal are same on mine. I'm looking hard at that 11 3/4" Torino rotor. All I have to do is sink the outer bearing 1/2" and it will fit perfect. I have talked with Enjenjo and he said he has done this before. I'm also looking at the 99 - 01 Mustang twin puck caliper. Real sweet loolking piece. Easily adapted to Mus II spindle. Doyou know where the Bearing spacer goes when use GM calipers? I'm guesssing it is on the spindle first since it widens the track.
Seeing as you're new I'll show mercy and refer you to rule #9 in the following post link. Glad to have you here and fell free to insult us anytime and if you have a quarter.......... well you know what you can do with it but then again at most places you can't call anyone with a quarter.
9. Never mention the use of Ch*vy parts on your trucks. You can use Dodge but not Plymouth (sounds too girly) but NEVER Ch*vy. Trucks are manly things.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/s...5&pagenumber=1
John,
Bearings and seal are same on mine. I'm looking hard at that 11 3/4" Torino rotor. All I have to do is sink the outer bearing 1/2" and it will fit perfect. I have talked with Enjenjo and he said he has done this before. I'm also looking at the 99 - 01 Mustang twin puck caliper. Real sweet loolking piece. Easily adapted to Mus II spindle. Doyou know where the Bearing spacer goes when use GM calipers? I'm guesssing it is on the spindle first since it widens the track.
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