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I just replace one on my car. I forgot about it being held in there. I am so old and it is a pita to climb in and lay on the floor to remove the nut and bolt holding the rod. I took the nuts off and used a crowbar to release it. Really wasn't that tough a job. Bleeding the wheel cylinders by...

Or Ebay if you don't mind shopping there. I saw this looking one time. http://www.ebay.com/itm/MOPAR-DISC-BRAKE-CONVERSION-A-BODY-ONLY-65-76-4-5-LARGE-BOLT-CIRCLE-/221204802760

I want to go to BBP on my 70 Dart. I am looking at as many kits out there as I can find, and go from there. Summit has this kit, http://www.summitracing.com/search?SortBy=BestKeywordMatch&SortOrder=Ascending&keyword=MDC66WKC But the scarebird kit looks to be a better idea. Cheaper, don't need...

Yeah Rusty, I saw that also. Doesn't a 15" wheel use 4.5, and the 14" wheel use 4.0? That's what I thought anyway. So I have a question in to them to see what size the pattern is. Thanks!

Looking at this kit. Opinions? Says everything, UCA's, spindles, also BBP cause it calls for 15" wheels. I would think it does. Thanks. http://www.summitracing.com/parts/rsd-mdc66wkc

Once you have a basic understanding of how the brake system works, it will come to you. But a basic understanding is key. Brakes work on fluid instead of air because fluid will not compress as easily as air. The only reason semi truck trailers use air brakes is because its cleaner when you...

How far do you have to push the peddle before you feel anything?

When upgrading the A-body to disc brakes with lbp, do you have to use the '73 and later uca's? Or is it possible to use say B,and or E body uca's? Thanks.