RE: Help Identifiing disc brakes

[Dan McCormack <mcwheels@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Should be 73-76 A body with the single piston caliper Gary. As long as 
you have the spindles, caliper adaptors, dust shields and upper control 
arms everything else is available off the shelf. I would just excahnge 
those calipers for a set of loaded (with pads) rebuilt calipers and use 
new hoses. This article should give you al the info you need. Check out 
the section on 62-72 A bodies.

http://www.moparaction.com/Tech/archive/disc-main.html

Dan


GaryM31931@xxxxxxx wrote:
> 
> 
> I bought a disc brake setup for an a-body.  It was supposed to be a  
> complete 
> setup up.  No rotors, no pads,  no bearings.    Supposedly from a 1971 
> Dart 
> or maybe a 74 the woman was not sure.  It was  part of stuff he had 
> collected 
> for an a-body project car before he passed  away.. 
>  
> I also have the Power brake booster, the master cylinder, proportioning  
> 
> valve, upper and lower control arms, dust shields.  
>  
> Now I am trying to figure out what I have, so I can get this rebuilt and 
>  
> ready to go under my Barracuda. 
>  
> Single large piston.
> A semi-banjo fluid connection.  Not round but square with a sloping  
> ramp on 
> it. 


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