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If this is the line kit you have, I can tell you where all of these lines go. And, you bought a conversion kit for the front then a separate kit for the back? Are you using the stock brake distribution block?

Is the pic in post #5 the exact lines you have? They look different than the ones in your other post. What is the conversion kit number you are installing? MDC46DC-P?

Same problem on my '04 Ram with disc brakes all around. The problem with mine is the drivers side front caliper isn't retracting but it's not the caliper pistons. It's the sleeves where the caliper mounting bolts go are sticking/seizing. The caliper and pads are staying against the rotor but the...

I'll start by saying I haven't done 10,000 brake jobs and am not an expert in the field, but I have done brake swaps on all my cars. But I think I see a few hiccups in your brake setup. 1) There is a different factory distribution block for drum/drum and disc/drum cars. I'm not sure what the...

Wow,I would think if you need those to hold the pads in place you should probably leave the brake job to someone else.

The hardware showing the bands in question.

A pic of the hardware from Rock Auto shows the bands. Hopefully the pic loads. http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/moreinfo.php?pk=1363103&cc=1088760

I did the '73+ disc brake swap on my '69 Dart. I'm down to mounting the calipers and brake hoses. My FSM covers the '69 Dart brakes so I can't tell the proper mounting method for these calipers. I'm thinking the big bracket first with the smaller tab on top? What do the included black rubber...

I ran into the same problem. I bought one of these. http://ssbrakes.com/c-407228-shop-by-category-parts-accessories-pushrod-kits.html While I didn't mount it permanent yet I did mock it up and it will work for me. It looks pretty much like whats in the kit you found. If I'm not mistaken, the...

The factory tapered roller bearings are better suited for a car that handles the curves well. For straight line performance the "Green Baerings" work well. If you decide to do an aftermarket disc brake conversion be careful. Some will move your axles outwards by the amount of the caliper...

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