Rear Disc Brake Kit

[SB'72]

I am still trying to decide on the best bolt on rear disc brake kit. I have a 1972 C/10 1/2 ton 12 Bolt. Any kits stand out that are better than others, or kits to avoid?

Thanks

[Scottshotrods]

We have good deals on CPP rear brake kits and yes we have them in stock and yes they will ship out very quick.

We also have Wilwood rear brake kits in stock to and yes they are a little more money but not buy much.

If you are looking for something give us a call at

(805)485-0382

orders only (800)273-5195

e-mail

justin@scottshotrods.com
scotts@scottshotrods.com
jeff@scottshotrods.com
sales@scottshotrods.com

[VA72C10]

Originally Posted by SB'72

I am still trying to decide on the best bolt on rear disc brake kit. I have a 1972 C/10 1/2 ton 12 Bolt. Any kits stand out that are better than others, or kits to avoid?

Thanks

Are you definitely wanting a "kit" or is budget a consideration? You can get rear brackets for the calipers and pick up some rotors and used calipers w/ or without e-brake for much less than the "kits"...you can even cross drill your own rotors...

Or are you looking for big brake performance? If so, consider mcGaughy's as well as Willwood and CPP

For basic or big brake kits, CPP does have good ones and buying from someone like Scottshotrods is good because CPP has many reported cust service/shipping issues but good product.

Another option is POL...they have some good products and are usually a little cheaper...

[jtp67-72]

Tobin at Kore 3......sells this c6 setup...shown with inboard parking brake option....jim

[Tmwoodall]

Originally Posted by jtp67-72

Tobin at Kore 3......sells this c6 setup...shown with inboard parking brake option....jim

Did you have to modify your axle/housing at all for this kit? Do you know which kit specifically you bought?

[jtp67-72]

Originally Posted by Tmwoodall

Did you have to modify your axle/housing at all for this kit? Do you know which kit specifically you bought?

This was the big bearing ford kit..5 on 4 1/2...but he has it for stock 12 bolt I think...quick call to Tobin will tell the tale.....your axle will have to be cut down to their specs in the area outside of studs.....but Tobin will have specifics......great guy...fast shipping.......super knowledgeable ....won't steer u wrong.............jim

[SB'72]

I have looked at mostly the kits. I came across the mcGaughy's kit, and from what I read it said that the axles would need to be machined to work, maybe that's the case with all of them or maybe if brackets arent' used.

Thanks for all the feedback

Originally Posted by VA72C10

Are you definitely wanting a "kit" or is budget a consideration? You can get rear brackets for the calipers and pick up some rotors and used calipers w/ or without e-brake for much less than the "kits"...you can even cross drill your own rotors...

Or are you looking for big brake performance? If so, consider mcGaughy's as well as Willwood and CPP

For basic or big brake kits, CPP does have good ones and buying from someone like Scottshotrods is good because CPP has many reported cust service/shipping issues but good product.

Another option is POL...they have some good products and are usually a little cheaper...

[jocko]

I believe (but don't quote me on it... ) that CaptainFab makes some adapters/brackets (or something) to facilitate use/adaptation, etc (?) of newer Impala SS rear disk brake components. Might be worth asking him about that.

[71 super]

I put rear disc on the 68. It was a kit I purchased from ebay from seller isanti lawnman. It Was $399 and was complete. Only things I had to purchase were a pair of axle seals (not necessary but since I was there) a rear cover gasket, 2 cans of brake clean to clean everything up and some rear end dope. The kit installed very easily and the rotors were cross drilled and slotted. The truck stops great, only small issue was the intermediate cable was too short for use with th400 trans, so that will have to be made as the e brake cables are shorter than the originals. For $ 450 shipped to my front door I was really pleased.

[VA72C10]

Originally Posted by 71 super

I put rear disc on the 68. It was a kit I purchased from ebay from seller isanti lawnman. It Was $399 and was complete. Only things I had to purchase were a pair of axle seals (not necessary but since I was there) a rear cover gasket, 2 cans of brake clean to clean everything up and some rear end dope. The kit installed very easily and the rotors were cross drilled and slotted. The truck stops great, only small issue was the intermediate cable was too short for use with th400 trans, so that will have to be made as the e brake cables are shorter than the originals. For $ 450 shipped to my front door I was really pleased.

Do you have a link to that kit? Couldn't find that seller on ebay...

[weircc]

i like the cpp kit with willwoods and slotted rotors shipped for 600.00

[Tmwoodall]

Originally Posted by weircc

i like the cpp kit with willwoods and slotted rotors shipped for 600.00

Is that without emergency/parking brake? CPPs descriptions often suck.

[Fldawg]

i purchased there brackets and put together my own kit and saved $100
by using 88-93 k1500 rotors and s-10 metric calipers, that allowed me to use my 15" rims,

[weircc]

Originally Posted by Tmwoodall

Is that without emergency/parking brake? CPPs descriptions often suck.

without..... and its on sale right now 540.00 i think im not running a e/brake just for the simple fact i have an automatic but thats just me ordered min yesterday

[big_al_71]

Originally Posted by Scottshotrods

We have good deals on CPP rear brake kits and yes we have them in stock and yes they will ship out very quick.

We also have Wilwood rear brake kits in stock to and yes they are a little more money but not buy much.

If you are looking for something give us a call at

(805)485-0382

orders only (800)273-5195

e-mail

justin@scottshotrods.com
scotts@scottshotrods.com
jeff@scottshotrods.com
sales@scottshotrods.com

I can vouch for the kit mentioned above which I bought and installed in my truck....Well worth the money and there are zero issues..

[Tmwoodall]

Originally Posted by big_al_71

I can vouch for the kit mentioned above which I bought and installed in my truck....Well worth the money and there are zero issues..

Al, I've seen your setup come up in several threads now. I keep going back and forth due to not having a parking brake. I only care due to state inspections. I'm done debating, going to weld up the holes tomorrow and move on. Surely I can find someone who won't check that.

[big d's red67]

Originally Posted by weircc

without..... and its on sale right now 540.00 i think im not running a e/brake just for the simple fact i have an automatic but thats just me ordered min yesterday

Who did you buy your kit from?

[into69z]

........or you could open up the April issue of Car Craft magazine (page74) and see how to convert with some used part from your local junkyard-all the info needed for factory style disc brakes

[turp mcspray]

I bought a CCP kit for a truck a couple of years ago. It uses the seville caliper style setup. The kit from isanti lawnman (which is Auto City Classic, if you've ever read a Hemmings, you have seen their ads) uses the same application of parts. I just talked to Chris over there last week. Their kit is the same as the one I purchased from CCP, only $200 cheaper, plus it has drilled and slotted rotors. I priced out buying their brackets ($75), and piecing it together myself, and it will cost more than their kit does.

[71 super]

VA I will look back through my close auctions and get the info for you, Harold

[Scottshotrods]

We have the Cpp rear disc brake kit with no parking brake going for $449.10 at this time and they are shipping out fast and we have some more coming in to the shop

Let us know

Justin
805 485-0382
justin@scottshotrods.com

[Tmwoodall]

Originally Posted by Scottshotrods

We have the Cpp rear disc brake kit with no parking brake going for $449.10 at this time and they are shipping out fast and we have some more coming in to the shop

Let us know

Justin
805 485-0382
justin@scottshotrods.com

Justin how much more for the wilwood kit?

[Scottshotrods]

Originally Posted by Tmwoodall

Justin how much more for the wilwood kit?

p/m sent

Justin

[69sbchevy]

Originally Posted by Scottshotrods

We have the Cpp rear disc brake kit with no parking brake going for $449.10 at this time and they are shipping out fast and we have some more coming in to the shop

Let us know

Justin
805 485-0382
justin@scottshotrods.com

Can you PM me a little more info on everything that is included in this kit for $449? Thanks.

[Scottshotrods]

Originally Posted by 69sbchevy

Can you PM me a little more info on everything that is included in this kit for $449? Thanks.

p/m sent

Justin