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jbishop

09-09-2009 09:08:36
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i have a 68 chevy step side half ton with drum brakes what year do i need to use for dics brakes thanks for any info

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Jerry F

09-10-2009 14:12:29
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Re: 68 frontend in reply to jbishop, 09-09-2009 09:08:36  
chevy trucks went to disc in 71. you can buy 6 lug disc conversion kits (after market) that are spendy but easy. or swap in a cross member complete fron a 71-87 with discs. If your truck has the trailing arms (likely does) then find a 5 lug 71 or 72 rear end. If leafs, then any 73 to 87 half ton rear should work.

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Richard H.

09-10-2009 07:57:17
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Re: 68 frontend in reply to jbishop, 09-09-2009 09:08:36  
69 I think , I know my 71 has disc.

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Kris Golden

09-09-2009 19:54:47
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Re: 68 frontend in reply to jbishop, 09-09-2009 09:08:36  
you might have to go aftermarket as by the time '73 rolled around, they had five lug wheels on half ton 2 wheel drive

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irishmike

09-09-2009 13:38:30
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Re: 68 frontend in reply to jbishop, 09-09-2009 09:08:36  
I think the disc brakes started around 73, you should not have any trouble finding parts to change over, Mike

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