Right stuff power disc conversion

[rikubot]

Yeah sorry guys but I'm gonna beat this dead horse...

What do you guys think of the kit on the summit website?

Part number MDC62DC by Right Stuff.

[303 Mopar]

I think there are better quality parts out there, but this would work.  I think you can go crazy and spend $4000 if you want, or get something basic, or something better quality and still affordable.  I would suggest you call Cass at www.doctordiff.com.  He is a good guy that will not oversell you.  Even if you do not buy from him, he will give you straight forward advice.

[rikubot]

I've heard this so many times whilst searching for disc conversion options. I think I'm gonna have to give him a call now. Thanks for responding. I will post up what he recommends to see what you think.

I find it both funny and awesome that our profile pictures are so similar lol

[lincoln5o]

I just got my kit from doctor diff for my 68. I'll let you know how it turns out. Also, I have no idea what I'm doing, so this should be fun.

[rikubot]

Wow we are on the same page. Good luck on it! What parts did you order from them?

[rikubot]

I had another question: are the 11.75 C-body pin style calipers and mounts the same as the Córdoba style parts that everyone recommends? My buddy Chad has a pair and the adapters as well I read that the discs won't work but that's ok. Seems I can get those anywhere.

[rikubot]

Also, does anyone know off the top of their head what bore diameter I will need? What master is appropriate for 11s, 11.75s?

[c00nhunterjoe]

I used this kit. Direct bolt on. Nothing to reuse, stops me without concern at 110 mph in the 1/4 with manual brakes and 1 foot on the pedal.

https://www.performanceonline.com/62-74-MOPAR-Chrysler-Dodge-Plymouth-Disc-Brake-Conversion-Kit-Stock-Spindles/

[rikubot]

Very nice. Great price too. I ended up going with a kit from Classic that is just about the same thing. The only differences were this one came with the pin style calipers, stainless braided hoses, and slotted/vented rotors. If you vouche that the 11s slow that monster down good enough then I will be very happy with them. I paid $485 including shipping for everything but the booster, master, and prop valve.

[rikubot]

Speaking of prop valves, I'm having a heck of a hard time confirming what kind to match with the disc/drum setup. I will need a different on than the one I'm running, right?

[c00nhunterjoe]

I am not using a proportiining valve. Just the stock drum/drum distribution block.

[c00nhunterjoe]

Nothing fancy. Simple and effective.