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JBG Disc Brake conversion

z70what

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I'm getting ready to order a disc brake conversion for my Dana 44 on my 74 Bronc.. I know a few of you have done this conversion and i have a few questions.. This kit is said to be "complete".... does it basically install the original hardware rotors and calipers and spindles and hubs onto my dana 44?? And when the pads wear down and/or i need new rotors, can i jsut go to Autozone or Napa, or O'Reilleys and ask for new rotors or calipers or pads for my 74 bronco? or will i have to special order pads/rotors/calipers etc to fit this kit from JBG later on down the road?? Thanks


Luke
 

Bronco Brian

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Hey Luke if you dont change your knuckles you will be buying 76 Chevy pick up Pads 79 Ford Rotors for a 74 Bronco never had disc brakes
 
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z70what

z70what

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Brian- how did you figure out what they are using? (obviously they don't put it in the catalog.. so people can't do their's cheaper.. haha)

Also- Does anyone have any pictures of there install complete?? I'm not worrying about the install... should be a piece of cake.. i just want to see what the JBG set up looks like.. thanks

Luke
 

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I prefer to call my conversion "A transfer of dana spicer produced parts, manufactured under the guide lines of another OEM." It is not a chevy conversion. I don't think they actually manufactured any of the transfered parts. Anyone?????
 

Bronco Brian

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z70what said:
Brian- how did you figure out what they are using? (obviously they don't put it in the catalog.. so people can't do their's cheaper.. haha)


Luke
used be be a bunch of tech forms rolling around on the like the one Doyle posted
In you price it out New it will most likey be cheaper to to buy a kit
Still waiting on the mail:cool:
 
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z70what

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mail is prob takin a little longer than normal (and it is traveling from AL to CA) since thanksgiving holiday... but it was sent out on wednesday before thanksgiving.. so you should get it this week.. let me know when you do.

Luke

also, if anyone has pics of the JBG setup installed.. please show me
 

clarrance

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Duff's has the only true "all new" not rebuilt Ford disc brake conversion. If you want to stay with Ford Parts this is the only way to go.
 
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