Identify Disc Brakes on Dart?
I have a question about a 68 Dart, that has manual front disc brakes and 14 inch wheels. The car appears originally to have had manual drum front brakes and 14 inch wheels, according to the fender tag.
Can anyone identify what disc brakes these are from the photos?
If a late 60's Dart that had drum brakes, is upgraded to disc brakes (that aren't late 60s vintage), will this move the front wheels out, further away from the inner fenders, causing the wheels to protrude further out of the wheel well? The front wheels on this car look like they are further out from the centerline of the car, than the rear wheels which are mounted on an 8 3/4 rear, with drum brakes.
Aren't front and rear wheels, of same rim size (14 x 5.5) and tire size, going to be inline front to rear with a stock factory brake setup?
I've mostly owned classic Mopars with drum brakes, so I am not very familiar with the front disc brakes and their effect on wheel positioning, spacing..
I have a question about a 68 Dart, that has manual front disc brakes and 14 inch wheels. The car appears originally to have had manual drum front brakes and 14 inch wheels, according to the fender tag.
Can anyone identify what disc brakes these are from the photos?
If a late 60's Dart that had drum brakes, is upgraded to disc brakes (that aren't late 60s vintage), will this move the front wheels out, further away from the inner fenders, causing the wheels to protrude further out of the wheel well? The front wheels on this car look like they are further out from the centerline of the car, than the rear wheels which are mounted on an 8 3/4 rear, with drum brakes.
Aren't front and rear wheels, of same rim size (14 x 5.5) and tire size, going to be inline front to rear with a stock factory brake setup?
I've mostly owned classic Mopars with drum brakes, so I am not very familiar with the front disc brakes and their effect on wheel positioning, spacing..