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Thanks for the b-body disc brake update. I've updated the KH upgrade page with more accurate information.

http://www.enbro.com/cuda/tech/tom_condran/pg05.html http://www.bigblockdart.com/index.php/topic,10095.0.html The information provided is as accurate as what has already been published. That page will be updated as more accurate information becomes available.

I've created a new Mopar web site when cleaning up my old one. You can find the brake data shown on the first posting of this thread at: http://mopar.rasoenterprises.com/Brakes.htm

If your car is a 1973 model, I do not believe that it would have come from the factory with an 8-3/4" axle. The disc brake cars were equipped with a 4.5" bolt circle while all of the drum brake cars were equipped with a 4" BC until 1976. The only way that you could have a 4" BC is if your car...

Yes. The 73-76 A-body spindle and upper control arm bolt up to your lower control arm and upper control arm pivots. For more information have a look at the Mopar A-Body Brakes page and look for the 1973-1976 Slider Brake Upgrade section.

I was researching alternative brake options for Mopar Kelsey-Hayes disc brakes and found a few references to the interchangeability of the early Mustang (65-67) disc brakes. The Mustangs seemed to have used the same disc brake hub and rotor assembly from 65 to 67. As for calipers, there was...

I was reading Tom Condran's book (Performance Handling for Classic Mopars) and on Page 5 he writes: I see that Layson's Restorations and the Paddock carry a unicast (combined hub & rotor) verson of this rotor. Has anyone tried this B-Body rotor on their A-Body K-H disc brakes? Does anyone...

Thanks. I was planning to add more information about the 11" rear drums. From what I've learned so far, companies like Moser and Strange already have ready-made designs for the various axle and brake combinations. I'll update that information as I get it.

I've been researching braking options for the projects I have here at home and thought it would be useful to have a comprehensive source for this information. I've just finished the first draft of my brake data page and would appreciate a review. Any comments or suggestions would also be greatly...