kgoings
Apr 16th, 07, 05:51 PM
So what is the best way to go with rear disk brakes on my 68??
I can buy a new rearend that has diskbrakes and posi for 1200 or a posi rearend for 900 and then do a disk brakes upgrade.
Are there some kits out there and what do they run...who sells them?
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jaguareats
Apr 16th, 07, 06:00 PM
any classic car like ss396 or ricksgen sells the kits.
blainedoe
Apr 16th, 07, 06:24 PM
If your using your math I dont think you could put the disc setup on the $900 rearend for $300 (with new parts)
kgoings
Apr 16th, 07, 06:47 PM
If your using your math I dont think you could put the disc setup on the $900 rearend for $300 (with new parts)
But are the disk brakes on the other rearend as good?? I think it came off of a 70's caddy? not sure..
paulm
Apr 16th, 07, 07:21 PM
If John will sell you that seville rear you will be set, just get some calipers and rotors (I'd buy from Rock Auto as the local shops don't carry them). I don't know what he'd charge for the thing??
The seville rear brakes aren't the most popular these days, but they work. You can take my 67 around the block and see how you like it....I have a seville rear with 3.73 posi and four piston discs up front.
kgoings
Apr 16th, 07, 08:29 PM
If John will sell you that seville rear you will be set, just get some calipers and rotors (I'd buy from Rock Auto as the local shops don't carry them). I don't know what he'd charge for the thing??
The seville rear brakes aren't the most popular these days, but they work. You can take my 67 around the block and see how you like it....I have a seville rear with 3.73 posi and four piston discs up front.
Are you gonna be at Johns this weekend? I just didnt want to bug him with a million questions...he's a busy man ya know. Thanks for the info.
paulm
Apr 16th, 07, 09:07 PM
No, he's going up to Heber this weekend. The weekend after that he'll be there. I'll be there next Saturday (4/28) working on the 69...