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Where can I find a front disc brake conversion kit for a 1972 dodge D100. Everytime I search for one it shows me kits for dodge darts and other models but nothing for the d100.
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That's because it is most likely no one makes one. As I am sure disc brakes were a factory option in 1972 (they were in the cars), what you need to find are disc brake spindles for your truck.
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Alrighty awesome thank you man!
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Good luck, probably won't be easy tracking down the spindles. Good thing is, once you do, they make replacements for everything else (seals, rotors, bearings, calipers, etc etc).
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Do you know if I can use the spindles off of a 79? I got a junked out 79 thats got disc brakes for parts. It looks like they are interchangeable to me but this is my first dodge project so I don't know much about them yet I just kinda jumped into it lol
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Should be....I don't wanna say an outright yes because Ma Mopar liked to screw with things here and there. I would pop one off and do a side by side comparison. The most important part is ensuring the attachment points are all the same. Something I forgot to mention earlier, front/rear bias proportioning valves are different between 4 wheel drum, drum/disc and all wheel disc. If/when you find what you need, you either need the prop valve from that vehicle or an aftermarket adjustable one.
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Except he has a '72....
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