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1967-1970 Chevy 1/2 Ton Pickup Front Disc Brake Conversion Kit
1967-1970 Chevy 1/2 Ton Pickup Front Disc Brake Conversion Kit
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1967-1970 Chevy 1/2 Ton Pickup Front Disc Brake Conversion Kit
Part # 9106770
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Rotor Diameter:
11.00
Caliper Pistons:
Single
Caliper Finish:
Natural
Bolt Pattern:
5 on 4.75"
Drilled:
No
Slotted:
No
Rotor Thickness:
1.05"
Rotor Shape:
Round
Rotor Construction:
Vented
Stud Diameter:
.44"
Stud Length:
.82"
Thread Pitch:
7/16"-20
Centerline of Holes:
7.00"
Material Type:
Steel
Finish:
Natural
Hardware Included:
Yes
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This kit allows you to upgrade your 1967-1970 Chevy pickup to disc brakes and gain the advantage of a more common 5-on-4.75" GM midsize passenger car bolt circle. A wheel change is required, but you want custom 5-lug wheels on your truck anyway, right? The new 11" rotors fit on your stock drum brake spindles.
Kit includes 11" rotors, GM Midsize calipers, caliper brackets, bearings, seals, spindle nuts, dust caps, banjo bolts, brake hoses, 11" single diaphragm brake booster, master cylinder, disc/drum proportioning valve, and mounting hardware.
Only for 1/2 ton trucks
Rotor Diameter: 11"
Caliper Piston Diameter: 2.8"
Caliper Inlet: 7/16"-20
Booster Type: Single Diaphragm (Stock Type)
Booster Diameter: 11"
Proportioning Valve Type: Disc Front/Drum Rear
Proportioning Valve Ports: 3/8"-24 Front, 9/16"-18 Rear
Recommended Brake Line: 3/16" Steel
Specs
- Rotor Diameter: 11"
- Caliper Piston Diameter: 2.8"
- Caliper Inlet: 7/16"-20
- Booster Type: Single Diaphragm (Stock Type)
- Booster Diameter: 11"
- Proportioning Valve Type: Disc Front/Drum Rear
- Proportioning Valve Ports: 3/8"-24 Front, 9/16"-18 Rear
- Recommended Brake Line: 3/16" Steel
Notes
Includes master cylinder, booster, caliper brackets, calipers, brake hoses, bearings, seals, and hardware.
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
What's In The Kit
Each kit from Speedway Motors is carefully packaged and delivered right to your door. Below is a list of all the items you should expect to receive when you order this kit. Some of these items may also be available for sale individually if you're here looking for replacement parts.-
67-70 Chevy Brake Kit 1 of 3Part # 9106770-1Qty x 1
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67-70 Chevy Brake Kit 2 of 3Part # 9106770-2Qty x 1
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67-70 Chevy Brake Kit 3 of 3Part # 9106770-3Qty x 1
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Reviews
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by TimLearn MoreTim M. takes us through troubleshooting some of the common causes of leaky banjo fittings and caliper fitment issues.
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by TimLearn MoreTim talks about the process of upgrading the factory hubs on his 1929 Roadster project with new manufacture units courtesy of Speedway Motors.
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by TimLearn MoreWe get a lot of questions about brake kits so Tim gives a brief overview of disc brake setups.
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by JohnLearn MoreIn this Tech Tip, a customer asked about finding a set of disc brakes for his 1949 Ford F1 pickup, with one caveat. He wants to use the factory wheels.
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