Right Stuff MDC46DC 4-Wheel Disc Brake Conversion Kit for 1962-1976 Mopar A-Body
965-MDC46DC
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Mopar Disc Brake Conversion Kits
MDC46DC Includes:
- Rotors
- Backing Plates
- Spindles
- Flex Hoses and Clips
- Bearings, Grease seals, and Dust Caps
- Master cylinder
- Combination valve and Bracket
- New Calipers (Rears with Parking Brake)
- Pedal rod extension
- 11" Brake Booster
- Organic brake pads
- Caliper Brackets
- Brake switch pigtail
- Emergency Brake cables
- All Mounting Hardware
Specifications:
Will this work on a 63 New Yorker?
Does it come with control arms and ball joints in the details it doesn't list them but thay are in the picture
Does it work for a 64 barracuda? If yes will I need to get bigger wheels or will stock ones work still?
Will this work on a 1968 bel air I believe it's a c body it's the boat.
Will this work on base model 1973 4dr Dart
It doesn't have the material of the spindles in the instructions. Would it be written anywhere else?
what is the bolt pattern for the new hubs, you recommend 15" wheels so would that be 5 on 4.5 a change from stock
I have 73 duster with original 14 inch wheels but I'm mostly curious on what's the bolt pattern and size on the rotor?
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