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Disc Brake Swap
I am going to put a disc brake setup from a 72 C10 on a 70 C10. If I want to keep the 6 lug wheels, is there a rotor that will work with the 72 setup without going to someone like CPP.
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Re: Disc Brake Swap
GMC pauls has them also and are a little bit less expensive. just make sure they are for a 71-72 hub and not 73 and up. as for finding rotors from a door vehicle. . . nope there are no 6 lug rotors that will work other than aftermarket
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Re: Disc Brake Swap
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But, that's beside the point. Like already posted, if you want to swap your 72 front end under your truck you have to either run the 5 lug pattern or buy your 6 lug rotors from aftermarket. There are no OEM application 6 lug rotors to fit your spindles. Shop around, CPP, Early Classic, GMC Pauls and the like are getting pretty competitive with each other now and the prices on the 6 lug rotors get cheaper every year.
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