Right Stuff TRD4705 GM 10 & 12-Bolt Rear Disc Brake Conversion Kit for 1971-1987 Chevy Trucks w/ 5 x 5 in. Lug Pattern [Natural Calipers]
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GM Truck Rear Disc Conversions
Right Stuff TRD4705 GM 10 & 12-Bolt Rear Disc Brake Conversion Kit:
Street Series Kits by The Right Stuff are the most widely used Disc Brake Conversion solution in the Restoration Industry. Stop with confidence using The Right Stuff, leading the way in converting drum brakes to disc since 1989.
Right Stuff TRD4705 GM 10 & 12-Bolt Rear Disc Brake Conversion Kit Note:
- Requires removal of the drum backing plate.
Specifications:
This product is for my Chevy truck. C10 1973
Has anyone used 15 x 10 American Racing Outlaw I wheels with these brakes. I see they recommend 16 inch wheels. I'm not wanting to buy new wheels.
What kind of removable backing plate are you speaking of?
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