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NOM36 Been following your thread on QCA it's looking great. Just doing this conversion now, going Wilwoods on the front & I'm using axles from Cass at Doctor Diff. I emailed him with the details & all parts were sent to me, pricing is good & he can supply brakes to suit. Cheers

In the process of fitting this Wilwood kit 140-11019, reading the instructions is hasn't mentioned wire pliers just Locktite 271. Kit mocked up well once I had the right spindles. http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=229148

That may answer my quetion, I have a 73 manual drum Duster & want to run this kit http://www.wilwood.com/BrakeKits/BrakeKitsProdFront.aspx?itemno=140-11019-D&year=1973&make=Plymouth&model=A-Body&option=All Kit states disc brake's so if the spindles are the same I should be fine. Will I need...

1973 340 Duster. Why buy rebuilt when for a few dollars more you can get new replacement parts. Later in the year I will replace the whole front end & do a Wilwood upgrade, the only thing then is do I keep it SBP or go LBP. At the moment it has Ralleys which I want to keep.

The front finned brakes have 10.9 on them so aren't they 11"? I just want to order the right master cylinder as it's a long way to post back.

Yep they are 10" rear, so dose that mean that I need Centric Part Number 13063018,Wagner Part Number MC79772 or Wagner Part Number MC83578? Thanks

Can anyone identify these brakes? I'm after a new master cylinder & I'm having trouble getting the part number so I can order it from Rock Auto. This is the part number I think it is. http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/x,carcode,1232019,parttype,1836

Having a problem to identify these brakes. The Duster is a factory 340 with drums all around they look to be front 11" fined drums with the marking of 10.90. The wheel cylinders have a part number of 29552C & I can not find these on the Rockauto web site nor can I find the rear wheel cylinder's...

Thanks for that, looking for a kit for a 73 Duster & want to retain my 14" ralleys. By the looks of the above threads you installed the castiron calipers, is there any differance in size on the alloy ones? Has anyone compared these to Willwood kit?

Looking at doing this myself very soon, so let me see if I get this right? When going from manual drums to manual disc you will need this kit, http://www.summitracing.com/parts/SSB-A153/ kit fits both SBP & BBP in 14" ralleys only & comes with disc rotors that are drilled for both...

This is why I like A Bodies. Everyone helps out. Thanks

Thanks for that I can now order the right one. Do you know the part number for the pads?

I'm rebuilding my 1973 Dart Swinger & want to rebuild my caliper's. According to the book I have a sliding caliper but that will not help when ordering parts in the US. What sort of caliper have I got? How big will the piston be & is there a rebuild kit for them? I can order new calipers from...

Well Rockauto supplied me with a replacement master clyinder. To give you guys & gals an idea of what things cost in Oz, to rebuild my one the quoye was $250AUD or $275USD. Rockauto delivered a new one to my door for $124.10AUD, so now I will have brakes.

Thanks for that. I'm trying to keep the Darts mods of the era thats why I'm after the OME part number.

Hi All As my Dart has been sitting around in Oz for 3 years it need a new master clyinder. The Dart has power disc brakes & is a 318. As I'm still waiting for a spare parts manual can some one tell me what the replacement one is. The only part numbers I can find are Tag 0112-4365A PWR Front of...