Rango.....1942 Willys MB

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Checked and those are similar in piston size to the Vargas that I'm familiar with. The Cadillac calipers aren't cheap either but you can still find them in the pick-a-parts around here so the core charges aren't too bad. Always interested in cheap and easy disc brake conversions!

Todd Z.

Are you looking for a specific axle in general?

 

[toddz69]

Are you looking for a specific axle in general?

9" Ford rear ends. Small, big, and Torino ends. 2.36" and 2.5" axle flange spacing.

Todd Z.

 

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9" Ford rear ends. Small, big, and Torino ends. 2.36" and 2.5" axle flange spacing.

Todd Z.

Do they need to fit in a 15" wheel or do you want something larger?
I'm guessing you have to have the e-brake caliper from your prior posts?

 

[toddz69]

Do they need to fit in a 15" wheel or do you want something larger?
I'm guessing you have to have the e-brake caliper from your prior posts?

Yes, although more and more people are going to larger wheels, the majority of users still have 15" wheels. And yes, definitely the e-brake caliper. For non e-brake applications, the existing kits with the D154 GM metric calipers work pretty well.

Todd Z.