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Old 08-22-2017, 10:23 PM   #3
nrb's70gmc
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Re: Quick c20 disc brake conversion question

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Using just the spindles you need to make sure that there are ball joints available. They need to be correct diameter and taper. You will also need to use the correct outer ball joint.

I forgot the website, but there is a guy that makes disc brake conversions for the Eaton rear axle. From what I remember they were very reasonably priced.
thanks for that info, my truck has a dana60 (super easy to convert) and many kits
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