Show your Rear Disc Brake Set Up
I have not seen a post on this yet and see many questions regarding the conversion on these trucks. If you have gone thru it showoff your rearend!
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Here's my set up. Purchased as a kit, Baer SS4+ (4 piston caliper on a 13" rotor) with approx 12" braided ss lines (banjo bolts etc) for my 6 lug. The picture is a mock up. I should complete the brake set up next week. Hard lines and power boost are 3-4 months out. Posted via Mobile Device |
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What was the cost on this setup? I'm wanting to do this to mine..
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Weaintscared,
Check out the Baer website, I bought them in December when they had a sale. I also got the Pro+ series for the fronts. Haven't completed the install yet so I can't tell you how they work. I will say that the Pro + fronts are quite large (14" + caliper size) which require at least 18" wheels. With the larger bore size (3.5" for a 6 lug 12 bolt) you are limited on the wheels that are available... |
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Here is mine. Wilwood D52 4 piston calipers no e-brake braded hoses came as a kit from POL with all brackets and rotors.
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Mines a 6 lug. I'm using front rotors and calipers from a 73-87 4wd. the rotors go on behind the axle flange. The caliper brackets are the weld on ones available everywhere, try to find the 3/8" ones. You have to drill out the axles for different wheel studs, so I upgraded to bigger 14mm studs.
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Sweet!
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Cpp 12" rear kit. Went on very easy. First thing I've purchased from them I've been impressed with. It's a late 80s Lincoln caliper.
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does any one has a list of the parts nedded to make the conversion 1967 c-10 rear drums to disc(rotors from xx vehicle , caliper from xx vehicle year) i have seen a post some time ago but i cant find it.
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Wilwood D154 w/E Brake
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Mine is, rear disc from Lexus LS430 that 2 pot caliper with hand brake set inside.
adaption are , 1. Machine both end 2. bore housing bearing equal diameter of both end 3. welding as distance spec 4. drill driving shaft to 5 lug on CNC machine. 5. made to order hand brake sling. |
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This is what I used, all bolt on. Remove old brakes, axle and backing plate. Bolt on new stuff.
http://www.blackbirdscustomtrucks.co...x7.html#610&12 Chevy/GMC 5 Lug 10 & 12 bolt Will fit both 5 lug 10 & 12 bolt. 1/2 Ton 2wd 71-current Rear Axles. Direct bolt on. Your choice of caliper, E-brake or non-E-brake Kit includes 2 backing plates 2 new rotors 8 Grade 8 bolts Optional - 2 calipers with pads & bolts (non-E-brake or E-brake) Optional- 2 short brake hoses Prices Kit without calipers. $350.00 Kit with Non-Ebrake calipers. $400.00 Kit with Emergency brake calipers. $540.00 |
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Lots of great options here, anyone using captain fab brackets? I hate the idea of $500+ rear brakes but the relief from knuckle bustin' and cussin at springs on drum brakes has me on the fence... Once you figure the complete cost of all new components for drum brakes, well it gets a bit closer to reality..
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Got my kit from Tom's Classics on ebay $400, booster/master cylinder from CPP. SS brake line from Inline Tube. Went on pretty smooth.
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Anyone using C-clip eliminators? I heard you need this on rear disks to keep the axles from shifting and rubbing the pads.
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Please correct me if I was wrong ( I was making castles at the air if I’m wrong).
I probably did understand, that brackets and calipers and discs etc. from a Cadillac El Dorado could be swap in 67-87 rearends but I can see almost all of you bought the brackets from different sellers except for nann67 . Could the brackets of Cadillac work or not? |
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14 inch 6 piston front and rear, can't seem to find a good pic of the rears.
I'm going to have a tuff time setting up the rear parking brakes with the bear set up. Attachment 1209704 Attachment 1209707 Attachment 1209717 Attachment 1209718 |
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Great thread,
CafeTony, I REALLY like that wheel and brake set-up! Hope this isn't OT (?) But, Anybody do a 8 lug rear disk swap? Looking for pics and options |
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Here's my setup:
Glock's brackets for 12 bolt rear (board member here, but I don't think he makes them anymore) '95 Impala SS rear rotors '97 Camaro Z28 calipers Inline tube stock '69 C10 rear hard lines SS Braided lines to calipers Hydratech hydroboost w/CPP MCPV1 master cylinder |
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where the rear sway bar came from? |
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Same junkyard I got the rear calipers from! It's an '85 IROC Z rear bar (15/16" dia., solid bar).
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