As an alternative, we're running a sale on Baer Brakes right now, that will save you 10-15% off of retail, and the nice thing about Baer is they will provide everything you need to do the install. They have kits ranging from their 13" Track system, all they way up to their six piston mono block caliper, and 14" rotor, like what we are using on our 67 Chevelle:
Yup, give me a call and we can see how big you want to go
Frank - can I be lazy and have you pm me on what a system using no larger than 13" up front and whatever matches in the rear as a bolt on to this disc/drum 76 t/a - part number, price---etc?????
Need something large - plenty of "bling" and zero hassles in bolting it up.
You have the option of 12.2 Dynalite 4 piston rear or 13" Superlite 4 piston rear, both rear set ups use the awesome internal e brake. Using a 13" six piston front, you will spend between $2900 (12.2" rear) and $3700 (13" rear) for a total car brake package including E brake cables, braided front and rear hoses, Power Booster, master cylinder, distribution valve, Prop valve, Wilwood high temp Dot 4 brake Fluid, we even include the safety wire and safety wire pliers you need to assemble the 2 piece rotors.
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