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68 Fury drum to disc
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Posted: 11/08/08
11:46 AM
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Wanting to convert for safety and reliability to disc. Having a hard time finding C-body conversion kits, but have found many A, B, and E kits.
My question:
If it works for a 1968 A, B, or E...will it work on my C body?
Can I swap spindles and brake components with a Road Runner, Belvedere, or even Coronet, Newport, or 'Cuda?
As far as I'm aware, the only real difference in a C body is a few inches more on it's chasis.
kits I've found are below, but I don't know how well any of them are yet.
Just Suspension
Stainless Steel Brakes
ECI *ecihotrodbrakes.com*
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AndyF
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Posted: 12/07/08
12:49 PM
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Best bet for a C body car is to put some 1973 C body disc brake knuckles on there.
If you really want aftermarket brakes then you'll have to search a bit. AR Engineering makes a 13 inch kit for C body cars but you'll need to run 17 inch rims to clear.
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