Aftermarket disc brake kit identification

[chappys4life]

Picked up a 70 gmc a few months back and it had a newer disc brake conversion kit on it. The guy I bought it from didn't do it or have any paperwork so I am trying to figure out what it is.

Power dual master
Looks like gm 52 calipers.
pads have part number bxc-969-ff
6 lug rotors

I am trying to find out what the rotors, wheel bearings, and seals are from. I was going to pull the bearing and grease them just to check everything over. Its my daily and figure it doesnt hurt to regrease them why I am especially interested in the seal.

Any ideas? I dont have the front wheels off why I havent took a picture yet. Being lazy but can later

[Jason Banks]

Most likely everything is compatible with the 71 72 brakes. Except the 6 lug rotors which are an aftermarket part.

[chappys4life]

Thank you. Where do I order replacement rotors? Debating if I want to just redo the brakes while there.

[biketopia]

Any other upgrades, drop spindles, lowering springs, etc? That might give a clue to who's kit it may or may not be.

[chappys4life]

Originally Posted by biketopia

Any other upgrades, drop spindles, lowering springs, etc? That might give a clue to who's kit it may or may not be.

Its lowered for sure. Im not sure how it was done in the front. The rear has lowering blocks.

I will pull the wheel off this weekend and get some better pictures.

[Jason Banks]

Here is a rotor option:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/383847433687

There are several companies that sell them.

Another - https://www.classicindustries.com/pr...de=PYN25&gQT=1

https://www.summitracing.com/parts/CLP-AR-31810

[Rust_never_sleeps]

A lot of kit makers stamp their name on the calipers. CPP puts them on the spindles

[chappys4life]

Originally Posted by Rust_never_sleeps

A lot of kit makers stamp their name on the calipers. CPP puts them on the spindles

Good to know thank you. Will try and find any stampings