JEGS Premium Rear End Disc Brake Conversion Kit for Mopar 8-3/4" (A, B, E Body) and Dana 60
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Premium Kit
Note: Due to the wide variety of vehicles that the 8 3/4" rear end is used in, there is no single-length e-brake cable solution that will work universally with this kit. JEGS overcomes this problem by offering JEGS Emergency Brake Cables to purchase separately, giving you an exact fit for your application.
Kit Includes:
- Large Single Bore Calipers w/ Emergency Brake Mechanism
- Caliper brackets
- Axle flanges
- Stainless steel braided brake hoses
- 11 in. drilled/slotted rotors 5x4 & 5x4.5 multi lug pattern
- 3.190 in. Rotor hat ID [inside diameter] (Some axle shafts may require machining to the correct OD [outside diameter] to fit inside these rotors.)
Specifications:
Update Kits for Modern Braking for Mopar Applications
JEGS Mopar Disc Brake Conversion Kits provide an easy-to-install, bolt-on solution for upgrading the popular Mopar 8 3/4 in. & Dana 60 rear-end disc brake performance. Standard Kits include cast iron calipers, plain rotors, and rubber brake hoses. Premium Kits include black powder-coated calipers, drilled slotted rotors, and stainless steel brake hoses. Both versions of kits include emergency brake mechanisms, caliper brackets, axle flanges, and hardware.
does this kit require the use of the Green Bearing conversion? or will it work with stock tapered bearings
Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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Electrical Cords
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