Source Needed for 11" front Brake rotors

[F***up340]

Hi everybody, I have 1970 Dart Swinger 340 with factory front disc brakes, and so far I cannot find a set of replacement rotors (mine are too far gone to machine), does anyone have a good location or website for some replacement rotors?

Thank you

 

[toolmanmike]

Welcome to FABO! Anything here? 1970 DODGE DART 5.6L 340cid V8 Rotor | Shop Now at RockAuto

 

[F***up340]

Welcome to FABO! Anything here? 1970 DODGE DART 5.6L 340cid V8 Rotor | Shop Now at RockAuto

My rotors have serviceable wheel bearings on them, which is not one of the available options on rockAuto, so no

 

[Big.J.007]

They say a picture is worth a thousand words.. we cannot help you blindly

My rotors have serviceable wheel bearings on them, which is not one of the available options on rockAuto, so no

 

[toolmanmike]

My rotors have serviceable wheel bearings on them, which is not one of the available options on rockAuto, so no

You probably need to separate the rotor from the hub. I don't think anyone makes a rotor/hub assembly for small bolt Kelsey Hayes brakes. Good used is all you may be able to find. A Parts wanted thread may be your friend.

 

[junkyardhero]

You probably need to separate the rotor from the hub. I don't think anyone makes a rotor/hub assembly for small bolt Kelsey Hayes brakes. Good used is all you may be able to find. A Parts wanted thread may be your friend.

this is correct. afaik, there's no re-pop hubs.

thankfully the rotors and bearings are available.

 

[Michael Siple]

5x4 MBM rotors # MBM5314A - Carolina Classic Trucks. What I put on the front of our 71 Duster. Hope this might help.

 

[4mulas]

My rotors have serviceable wheel bearings on them, which is not one of the available options on rockAuto, so no

The rotors recommended to you are the ones you need IF you have oem style 4 piston caliper Kelsey Hayes brakes.

You have to drift the studs out of your old set up and re-install your hubs into the new rotors.

I noticed you just joined FABO here and are maybe also new to mopars? Regardless I recommend you get a service manual for your car, they are even available on-line free on some models. This info would be in there for you.

Also do a search on these rotors on this website, lots of good info about the dust boots on the calipers rubbing and wearing out on the replacement rotors and what you can do about it to prevent that.

Good luck

 

[Rick@Laysons]