[Evilgrinn]

Hi all! :welcome:

I've got a 1928 Dodge Roadster with a '36 Plymouth front axle and a '55 Ford rear 9" that I'd like to convert from drums to disk brakes.

The 9" kits are easy enough to find, the '36 Plymouth is another story.
This is the closest thing I can find:
1935-54 Mopar Truck & 1935-45 Car Complete Front Disc Brake Conversion Kit

Can anyone verify that this is the best kit?

Thanks in advance

 

[matt167]

The guys at P15-D24 may help better. Rusty Hope and Scarebird both also make brackets for conversions, but I don't know about '36. All Mopar brakes till about '54 or so are pretty similar but the backing plate bolt patterns changed and other various changes..

Rusty Hope looks to have what you need. He's a good guy. Mopar Disc Brakes | RustyHope.com

 

[39 Sedan]

I would do some searching on the net. Price seems a little high for no booster/master cylinder with it but maybe that is due to what it is for, do not know much about Dodge parts. I just did the front set up on my 39 bought the kit at one of the car shows discounted, came with booster etc. was right at 5 bills.