Gravel Maker
1/2 ton status
Never a better time to get that 14 bolt swapped over to discs....
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Complete 14 Bolt Brake Conversion Kit!
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Gravel Maker
1/2 ton status
Lighter weight, and stronger brakes, all at once!
Gravel Maker
1/2 ton status
What are you waiting for???
Gravel Maker
1/2 ton status
One stop shopping!
Gravel Maker
1/2 ton status
What's holding you back??
beags86
Eastbound and Down
Doesn't he need a real axle first??
According to the FB he's needing disc brakes. Maybe his woman's truck is getting a real axle.
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tenderfoot
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We now offer a complete 14 bolt brake kit! You have been asking us for years so here you areThis is a complete kit with everything you need to do the job the right way!
We have been the leaders in offroad Disc Brake Brackets for 10 years now and you know they fit perfectly so do it up! Its about a 3.5 hour job for most people, less if you have done a few brake jobs before...
We will be releasing 17 more brake kits over the next few days, watch for them
14 Bolt Rear Complete Disc Brake Conversion Kit for Single Rear Wheels - RuffStuff Specialties
NOTE: Fits 73-87 single rear wheel full float 14 bolt housings. Requires steel wheel minimum 15" with a maximum 4" back spacing and larger aluminum wheels
This makes me curious to know if 15" wheels can be made to fit a dana60 front axle? With some grinding?
Yes they will with a LOT of grinding.
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tenderfoot
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I guess it's the same as the 44?
Gravel Maker
1/2 ton status
I've heard the same, it can be done with a ton of grinding, and the more backspacing, or wheel spacers the easier. But the whole world seems to believe 17" rims are the way of the future, and 15" are in more and more cases a special order. The used tire scene before long is going to be all 17" imo, I'm needing new tires myself and not sure if I want to keep the 15" or just step it up.
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tenderfoot
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But on the other hand. New, 15" tires are cheaper. Because of supply and demand I'd imagine. I guess the supply will dwindle and therefore....
But I like 15" wheels
But I like 15" wheels
any chance these will work on a Dually?
You’ll need the dually brackets but they sale those I believe!
Eldorado calipers are the most common. I took mine off. Once they get muddy, they seize up. I switched to regular calipers, and used a Driveline E-brake from High Angle driveline.
I asked our inspection and driveline ebrake wouldnt pass. They want it at each wheel...
I think on their Facebook page I read that they were totally redesigned calipers, but wanted to make sure.
