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Post by island65cruiser on May 11, 2022 8:37:08 GMT -5
Just finished a 4 wheel disk brake conversion with the Right Stuff detailing complete kit. Really great parts, everything fit together perfectly, and easily. You do need to turn down the axle hubs just a touch to clear the disk brake hats, and the brake line kit needs a little finish bending to fit perfectly, but great value, and a quick job. The Proportioning valve is too close to the Horn relay on the apron, and that needs to be moved a couple of inches to clear, no big deal. I would recommend this kit if you are considering a brake upgrade.
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Post by 65droptop on May 16, 2022 6:03:52 GMT -5
Wow! Great info! Any chance you may be able to post some pics and part numbers? Thanks!
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Post by rallye469 on May 16, 2022 8:50:02 GMT -5
Nice job! I just finished adding there disc brakes upfront on my club coupe frame. I like those folks. Nice to deal with too!  |
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Post by island65cruiser on May 16, 2022 20:07:48 GMT -5
If you PM me with a phone number I'll send you some pictures. As for part numbers, Just look in the Jegs catalog for the complete kit for a 64-67 A Body. Jegs doesn't list the brake line kit, I got that directly from Right Stuff. I bought the brake kit from Jegs because they give you free shipping and discounts on big orders, and no bullshit returns if there's a problem. The kit has a lot of OEM spec parts in it, like Cadillac calipers, but hunting around salvage yards just isn't my thing anymore. Everything in one shipment, everything fits, and no missing parts. I don't think the whole conversion took two hours. Totally agree with rallye469, I called Right Stuff twice for advice, and they are really nice people to deal with.
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