Will These Rotors Replace Stock 67 Cuda?

[sumbitmopar]

I'm trying to find stock replacement rotors for my 67 Notchback. Will these work? http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/67-6...62QQcategoryZ33564QQihZ015QQitemZ250341670761

 

[matthon]

They should, but you don't have to spend $150:
http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=60907

I'll be ordering them from Summit. I got the pads and caliper rebuild kits from e-bay dirt cheap, but Summit has the pads as well and they are semi-metallic.
The price of the pads keeps going up, so I'm going to buy a few sets.
I'll also be replacing the brake lines on the calipers, $34:
http://www.rightstuffdetailing.com/2004_pdf/a_body.pdf

 

[sumbitmopar]

Thanks Matthon. I guess your going to order the Bendix PRT1054? That IS cheap!

 

[matthon]

I may splurge and get the slotted/drilled rotors, depending what the total is with shipping.

I am also wondering the benefit of the slotted/drilled rotors on a manual brake car.

Anyone?

Still looking for the correct lug studs as well...

 

[sumbitmopar]

Heat dissipation would be the benefit. Less brake fade from heat.

 

[dartcuda1]

Heat dissipation would be the benefit. Less brake fade from heat.

I agree but also it,s all in how you drive your car.You may be spending more on something you may not need.Think honestly about how you are going to drivi and make your choice from there. Mark

 

[matthon]

That's what I was thinking, I won't be driving where I will need to brake quickly, repeatedly alot, or from high speeds.
And I was also thinking that since I have manual brakes, it really dictates how I drive in order to be safe, and if I will see the benefit of drilled/slotted rotors.

 

[sumbitmopar]

I know I don't need the drilled rotors. For general around town cruising it's not needed. The fact that it's a disc brake setup to begin with puts you ahead of the curve on braking anyway. I'm going to check with my local parts guy this week to see if he can just order the Bendix part #'s for me and that way maybe save on shipping those heavy lil' suckers.