Motors Bolt-On Rear Disc Brake Conversion Kit Fits For GM 10 Bolt and 12 Bolt
Motors Bolt-On Rear Disc Brake Conversion Kit Fits For GM 10 Bolt and 12 Bolt. This kit is designed to fit 10 & 12 Bolt rear ends from.
This kit is NOT designed to fit the following. (For truck applications, see 6-lug Disc Brake Kit or 5-lug Disc Brake Kit).
The later 7.5" 10-bolt (For 7.5" axles, check out 7.5 10-Bolt Rear Disc Brake Kit). 10 and 12-bolts in fullsize cars like the Caprice, Bel Air, and Impala. (For full-size rear disc kit, see Impala Rear Disc Brake Kit). 10 and 12-bolts with staggered shocks.
(If your car is so equipped, our Staggered Shock Rear Disc Brake Kitt is for you). To verify that this kit will work on your axle, you can double check that the flange where the caliper bracket will bolt up has the following dimensions. 3-1/8 center-to-center distance for the top two bolt holes.
2-11/16 center-to-center distance for the bottom two bolt holes. 2-7/16 distance from the center of the top bolt to the center of the bottom bolt. Also check that the axle flange where the lug studs are pressed on has an outside diameter that is no larger than 6-1/4" and a brake register (the raised part at the center) that is no larger than 2.78". We process orders quickly to get your parts to you fast!Our team will work to stop the order, but due to rapid processing, we can't guarantee cancellation. We'll keep you updated either way!
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