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Mopar Aluminum Master Cylinder Kit

D - Just a couple of thoughts, those are very expensive. I used Ebay and found a complete setup of 11" brakes for $78 less the drums. I bought the drums from RockAuto for I believe $45 each shipped. And No, no reason they shouldn't work.

Okla - Thanks, looking that part up on RockAuto shows it at 17.46 inches long, that may work!

I have a 71 Dart which I did the 73 and up disc brake conversion on. When I did this, I used all stock parts, however I put the brakes to the rear instead of to the front of the car. The brake hoses I used are about 15" over length. On sharp turns these hoses stretch a bit and activate the...

Sorry, I know nothing on those two kits. You need to pull the backing plate from the old ones, I believe the only way to do this is to pull the axles.

I used them on my Dana 60, they can be used on 8 3/4 as well. They are SSBC brakes, worked great no issues. Good buy

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OK, so if I had 73 greater upper control arms this would work? What about 68 B Body uppers for Disc brakes, will those control upper arms work

OK - have an entire disc brake setup from a 70 E body, will these work on my 71 A body?

RMS Try this link: http://www.bigblockdart.com/techpages/dbconversion.shtml But pretty much need it all - again. Upper control arms, brake calipers ,lower ball joints, rotors. My assumption is you want to go to LBP? What about your rear, is it LBP. If you want to stay SBP, you can do the...

Bill, Thanks - I am putting a 440 in the car and I think the booster is going to be in the way

OK, I have searched this forum without success, so I need some help. I have a purchased a 71 Swinger with front power drum brakes. Looks like someone has monkyed with the brakes and added a new booster and reservoir (see picture). Question is, I would like to change from Power to just manual...