Disc brake conversion?
05-29-2012, 05:38 PM
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Disc brake conversion?
I'm thinking about doing a rear brake disc conversion cause the drums are a hassle and I was wondering how hard it is to do the conversion and what type of stuff do I need for it
05-29-2012, 11:42 PM
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Engine: 4.0 with all of the noise and clatter
If you have a D35 you can swap everything right off of a 94-98 ZJ with a D35. Use the search function and you will find all kinds of info.
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05-30-2012, 12:41 AM
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Its easy to do i did mine in 7 hours including getting new calipers from the store lunch breaks and working slowly its honestly the best mod ive done to date my 35s stop on a dime the brakes dont lock up in the rain any more and stop power is amazing
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Depends what you want to do & how much you want to spend.
This is everything you need to do it.
Webpage: http://www.quadratec.com/products/12700_400_07.htm
Or hit the JY and start pullin' parts.. Above kit will run you bout $552.00 plus shipping. Really not a bad deal if you want to go all new.. You'll spend that much x2 buying stock new parts along with a couple trips to the parts store..... I'm thinking about doing this kit down the road....
This is everything you need to do it.
Webpage: http://www.quadratec.com/products/12700_400_07.htm
Or hit the JY and start pullin' parts.. Above kit will run you bout $552.00 plus shipping. Really not a bad deal if you want to go all new.. You'll spend that much x2 buying stock new parts along with a couple trips to the parts store..... I'm thinking about doing this kit down the road....
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Depends what you want to do & how much you want to spend.
This is everything you need to do it.
Webpage: http://www.quadratec.com/products/12700_400_07.htm
Or hit the JY and start pullin' parts.. Above kit will run you bout $552.00 plus shipping. Really not a bad deal if you want to go all new.. You'll spend that much x2 buying stock new parts along with a couple trips to the parts store..... I'm thinking about doing this kit down the road....
This is everything you need to do it.
Webpage: http://www.quadratec.com/products/12700_400_07.htm
Or hit the JY and start pullin' parts.. Above kit will run you bout $552.00 plus shipping. Really not a bad deal if you want to go all new.. You'll spend that much x2 buying stock new parts along with a couple trips to the parts store..... I'm thinking about doing this kit down the road....
Just a good fact everyone here should know...
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