Drum to Disk conversion
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02-19-2022, 02:43 AM
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02-19-2022, 09:35 AM
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Your “kit” is going to be a salvage yard 7700 package F150 with disk brakes.
F150s were all disk brakes, front and rear, after mid-year 2000, if memory serves correct.
Rear axle, brake hoses line up different, maybe parking brake cables...there’s a fellow on F150Forum by the name of akdoggie who’s done a disk to drum conversion. He’s going to give you the particulars on the swap.
F150s were all disk brakes, front and rear, after mid-year 2000, if memory serves correct.
Rear axle, brake hoses line up different, maybe parking brake cables...there’s a fellow on F150Forum by the name of akdoggie who’s done a disk to drum conversion. He’s going to give you the particulars on the swap.
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02-19-2022, 09:22 PM
Your “kit” is going to be a salvage yard 7700 package F150 with disk brakes.
F150s were all disk brakes, front and rear, after mid-year 2000, if memory serves correct.
Rear axle, brake hoses line up different, maybe parking brake cables...there’s a fellow on F150Forum by the name of akdoggie who’s done a disk to drum conversion. He’s going to give you the particulars on the swap.
F150s were all disk brakes, front and rear, after mid-year 2000, if memory serves correct.
Rear axle, brake hoses line up different, maybe parking brake cables...there’s a fellow on F150Forum by the name of akdoggie who’s done a disk to drum conversion. He’s going to give you the particulars on the swap.
sounds 100% correct and by far the easiest option
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