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is this everything i need to change my truck to manual disk brakes? i have a 72 swb
11-3/4" vented rotors
Calipers and pads
Caliper brackets
Master cylinder
Combination valve kit
Spindles
Brake hoses
Bearings/seals/dust caps
Hardware
I didn't see brake booster/mounting bracket, stop light switch its bracket, bracket for rubber hoses. The little things
You can not beat parking your donor beside of your truck and dropping the assembly sliding it over in one piece and bolting it up under your truck. IMHO
Additionally:
King pin set
Steel brake lines (The disc brake ones are different. It may be possible to use the original ones without cutting and reforming.)
Caliper hardware
I didn't see brake booster/mounting bracket, stop light switch its bracket, bracket for rubber hoses. The little things
You can not beat parking your donor beside of your truck and dropping the assembly sliding it over in one piece and bolting it up under your truck. IMHO
John
Not trying to steal the thread, but are you saying it's a direct bolt in swap on the front axle assembly from a 73-79 to a 67-72?
SandhillMike: Yep. Relatively easy swap.
Front disc brakes from a '73 - '79 are a bolt up solution for '65 - '72 trucks.
Of course minor modifications need to be made, but they are minor. Usually the worst part is just time spent to do the job.
Search on this topic in the '61 - '66 forum; it is quite a popular upgrade there.
There are two options for disk brake upgrades in the FAQ thread at the top of this section. There is also a piece on power brake and power steering upgrades.