![Power Front Disc Brake Conversion Kit for 1963-1966 GMC and Chevrolet [2 in. Drop, Standard Rotors, Natural Calipers]](https://www.jegs.com/images/mini_750/900/965/965-tdc6326dy.jpg)
RIGHT STUFFPART NUMBER: 965-TDC6326DY
Power Front Disc Brake Conversion Kit for 1963-1966 GMC and Chevrolet [2 in. Drop, Standard Rotors, Natural Calipers]
$1,02899
Power Front Disc Brake Conversion Kit1963-1966 GMC and Chevrolet Trucks See Fitment Tab for All Applications Street Series 2 in. Drop Standard Rotors 1-Piston Natural Calipers 8 in. Dual Black Booster Sold as a Kit
This Street Series power front disc brake conversion kit is built for 1963-1966 GMC and Chevrolet trucks. It replaces the factory front drum brakes with 1-piston natural calipers and 11 in. standard rotors.
Right Stuff TDC6326DY Power Front Disc Brake Conversion Kit Features:
- Fits 1963-1966 GMC and Chevrolet trucks; see Fitment tab for all applications
- Designed for vehicles with a 2 in. drop
- Standard rotors (11 in. front)
- 1-piston natural calipers
- Master cylinder included (1.125 in. bore, 2-port)
- 8 in. dual diaphragm power brake booster included (black finish)
- Power brake activation
- Requires 15 in. or larger wheels
- Spindles included
- Brake pads included
- 6x5.5 in. bolt pattern
- 6-lug wheel pattern
- Brake flex hoses included
- Timken wheel bearings
Part TypeBrake Conversion Kit
BrandRIGHT STUFF
Package Height9.9
Package Width15.4
Package Length18.3
Weight61.75 PG
Part CategoryPerformance Parts
Rotor TypeStandard
Caliper Piston Quantity1
Pads IncludedYes
ColorNatural
Brake Booster IncludedYes
Master Cylinder Bore Size1.125 in
QuantitySold as a Kit
Master Cylinder Port Quantity2
Brake ActivationPower
Booster Housing Diameter8 in
Bolt Pattern6x5.500 in
Vehicle Ride Height2 in Drop
SeriesStreet
Spindles IncludedYes
Booster Diaphragm TypeDual
Front Rotor Diameter11 in
Fits Wheel Size15+ in
Wheel Lug Hole Quantity6
Master Cylinder IncludedYes
Part FitmentDirect Fit
FinishBlack
Vendor Part NumberTDC6326DY
Package Qty1
Package TypeEA
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