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Disc brakes
Ok guys I've asked a couple questions on here before with great response but this one may be a little tough. I've looked all over the Internet and this site but I'm coming up with a little conflicting info.
I have a 70 chevy c-10 with four wheel drum brakes, I want to keep it 6 lug and add disc to the front. What is the absolute cheapest easiest way. What parts are needed and what can I still use. Will parts from a 73-78 work? Posted via Mobile Device |
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I have a similar delima. If you change the front, I think the hub diameters on the rear will be bigger then the front.
I have some 6 bolt wheels from a late 90's truck that I'd like to use. But the center hole is 3". The hub on the stock rear end is 3 1/2". Is changing the rear end my only option? Posted via Mobile Device |
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Lowlife thank you so much. I read that from start to finish. That answered all my questions and really cleared a lot of things up.
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Thanks paneledland.
I'll check the offset. If I have to buy new wheels I may just switch to 5 lug. Posted via Mobile Device |
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lolife-to make sure I m understanding you correctly... if I get a 1972 crossmember, I can roll it under my 1970 C10 Stepside with only brake line issues to be concerned with? All of the frame holes will align with the cross member bolts? Thanks!
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But I would never swap the crossmember itself. No need. I personally would use the 70 crossmember and associated brake lines. Just swap all the steering and everything from the a-arms out,... after I rebuilt the front end. |
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My wife may be picking me up a 68 4wd C10 this weekend (its her gift to me, and I am on deployment right now)... the problem is I want to lower it, add an 5.3L LS, and make it mean. Can I swap out the 4WD axle and front suspension and bolt a disc brake crossmember from a 71-72, or even a 73 - 87 into the truck easily? From what I am reading here, and a few other places it seems pretty easy... I guess I am just looking for some reassurance...
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