Please help identify these calipers!

[Scooper]

I pulled a set of disc brakes off of a 1980 volare. I had started blowing them apart, and ordered a kit for them.
Problem: the kit does not match the calipers! If someone would take a look at these and help me identify the correct kit I need, please help!

 

[Scooper]

If it is too hard to read the stampings:

6697A
9 *283*
4126
642

Also stamped L09 on the side.

 

[moparmat2000]

What's your piston diameter? 2.75" I believe is what the B,E,C, FMJ cars used. Should be the same piston as any M body. If the pistons are 2.60" then it's a 73-76 A body caliper.

 

[Scooper]

That's my huckleberry. 2.75 on the button.

 

[moparmat2000]

I picked up raybestos replacements for mine at rockauto pretty cheap

 

[Scooper]

I picked up raybestos replacements for mine at rockauto pretty cheap

Do you have a link, or a specific vehicle ID I can search for?
Sorry, I realize I am being exceptionally needy.

 

[moparmat2000]

Try 1985 chrysler fifth avenue

 

[moparmat2000]

2&3/4" the Wagner ones are steel. Only 3 left on closeout. You might as well get the seal kits there while your at it.

 

[Scooper]

You, sir, are a gentleman and a scholar.

 

[moparmat2000]

You, sir, are a gentleman and a scholar.

I have been called worse lol. No problem

 

[like_A_pike]

I was going to establish a new thread but I’m kinda thinking mine might just be the same as the OP. These have been on my ‘68 since I bought it. It’s just now getting to be time for some maintenance!

I’ll mic the piston when I get into them and take it from there….

 

[Killer6]

What's your piston diameter? 2.75" I believe is what the B,E,C, FMJ cars used. Should be the same piston as any M body. If the pistons are 2.60" then it's a 73-76 A body caliper.

'73-'75 are 2.60", '76 A-bodies got the 2.75" calipers the F-bodies got, so caution when grabbing one or mixing calipers....or You may wonder why the car pulls a bit braking.