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Old 03-02-2012, 06:21 PM
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what do i need to do to put disc barke from a grand cherokee and what parts do i need from the grand cherokee to make it work with my d44 thanks for the help
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You'll need everything from the backing plate out, calipher, rotor etc.
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did you upgrade you factory booster to the double diaghpram yet???
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yes i did or was i supposed to get the one out of the grand cherokee


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did you upgrade you factory booster to the double diaghpram yet???
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Get the bearing retainer plate out of an 03 Rubicon with a dana 44. From a 94-98 Grand cherokee you will need the caliper, Backing Plate, Rotor and short rubber brake lines. It is a good swap I a just finished doing it to my dana 44 in my XJ.
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Get the bearing retainer plate out of an 03 Rubicon with a dana 44. From a 94-98 Grand cherokee you will need the caliper, Backing Plate, Rotor and short rubber brake lines. It is a good swap I a just finished doing it to my dana 44 in my XJ.
ok thank u for the help
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yes i did or was i supposed to get the one out of the grand cherokee
as long as it was the double brake should of improved greatly?
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I just did my write up on the conversion along with my axle swap. Tera flex sells the kit for like 500 bucks but i did mine under 3 with pretty much all brand new parts. only real difference i think is that you wont have to hone out the backing plates like i did. the ZJ i pulled everything from had a D44 rear axle so it shouldnt be too bad for ya. let me know if this helped. my write up hasnt been approved yet but ive been driving around for a good month or so without a problem at all
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