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E-brake arms from '80 eldo fit calipers for 14ff rear disc?

TruckNutzDude

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I haven't gotten calipers for rear discs yet but I have a set of arms for an '80 Caddy Eldorado hanging around. The cut out where they attatch to the caliper is a hex shape and I was wondering if that's the same for the earlier style used when converting to rear discs on a 14 bolt? What year calipers do I need, '76-'78? I searched this morning but I'm leaving for work now (Auto Zone awaits me :thumb: )
 
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76-78 is the right year. not sur eif the arms will fit but its worth a try. i got a cheap set of calipers from www.car-part.com then used them as cores for brand new ones at advanced auto parts.
 
I'll probably just sell the arms and go w/ a pinion e-brake sometime next year. I don't like the idea of brake cables hanging down much, but someone else might need these arms for their ride. I have a tendency to back up over things and crush the hard lines and have had farm fence wire wrap up around my tire/axle and crush the hard lines and e-brake cables... It's not fun driving home w/ one brake dragging :mad:
 
I'll shoot you a PM if I can find both of them (right now all I'm able to come up with is the drivers side.) :mad:
 
well the arms arent that big of a deal... cant remember whom but someone used craftsman wrenches... you can fab up your own arms...... the springs on the other hand are more important....
 

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