Disc Brake Upgrade

Started by Carmen, December 18, 2007, 07:09:55 PM

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plym_46

Charlie Ackers in Florida makes a kit for converting early mopars to disc brakes on the front any way.? He has a wesite showing some pictures of his conversion kit.? He has a backet and bearing spacers, and the rest is readily availble GM and Mopar stuff from your local parts store.
He is a frequent contributor to the P15 D 25 forum and is a early mopar enthusiast.

http://www.rustyhope.com/page2.html

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Ed_Ungerman

We will be remembered by the tracks we leave behind.

1937 Plymouth Business Coupe
2005 Dodge Hemi Magnum
2000 Dodge Dakota 5.9 R/T
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Carmen

Thanks for the reply.
If you know of any site that shows you the step by step process, please let me know.
Carmen
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Jim Yergin

I used the aaj brakes kit on the front and rear of my 1941 P12 Plymouth. Very pleased with the parts and the service. On the front I did use a set of spindle uprights from a P15. Those parts have three mounting holes as opposed to the four on the '41 spindle uprights. The aaj brake caliper bracket has the three hole set up. The spindles are a direct swap.
Jim Yergin
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mudmunch

you might want to try www.aajbrakes.com. if he doesnt have have a kit for your car he might know where to get one.
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Carmen

Hello All

Has anyone done a front and back disc brake upgrade on their 1941 P11 Plymouth. I just got my car and this is one of the first things that I want to do. During this past summer I did an complete disc brake upgrade on my 1954 Dodge M37 3/4 ton truck and love it.

If possible please post some pictures and the name of the vendor you bought them from.

Thanks

Carmen?
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