Lets see your aftermaket 4 wheel disc combos? M/C, Calipers, rotors, etc. ???

[challenger70]

And how do you like it?

I am starting to get ideas for my 4 wheel manual drum to 4 wheel disc swap.  Lets hear your combos and any comments you have on them.  I would like to hear about the entire system   Thanks guys

[471_Magnum]

http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,49979.msg547291.html

[Tilar]

http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/board,15.0.html

That's a link back to the list of topics for the forum?

[471_Magnum]

My bad. Link fixed.

[Tilar]

Ooooh, I like the looks of that. 

[471_Magnum]

I've since painted the calipers black.

The red was a bit obnoxious, but the black is a bit too subdued.

I might repaint them silver or dark grey before I'm through.

Sorry about all the fingerprints and flash glare. 

[Beer]

I am installing a Dr Diff 15" wheel,  disk brake kit in a couple weeks. 

[lisiecki1]

I am installing a Dr Diff 15" wheel,  disk brake kit in a couple weeks. 

link?

[challenger70]

http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,49979.msg547291.html

I am torn I was originally planning on the same exact setup you got, but I have become enamored with the front Viper brakes, but it is a lot more for that.  I will most likely go with the rear pbr setup either way, I just think the Viper brakes in front get serious "cool" points but you certainly pay for it.

[WingCharger]

http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,49979.msg547291.html

I am torn I was originally planning on the same exact setup you got, but I have become enamored with the front Viper brakes, but it is a lot more for that.  I will most likely go with the rear pbr setup either way, I just think the Viper brakes in front get serious "cool" points but you certainly pay for it.

Where would you get all the parts? 

[471_Magnum]

No. The Cobra brakes won't WOW everybody. They are definitely a budget friendly option, and mine is a budget build. They should be more than capable of stopping my Cuda with authority. They certainly beat the look of a stock 11" disk, or worse, an 10" drum behind a big modern wheel.

[challenger70]

http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,49979.msg547291.html

I am torn I was originally planning on the same exact setup you got, but I have become enamored with the front Viper brakes, but it is a lot more for that.  I will most likely go with the rear pbr setup either way, I just think the Viper brakes in front get serious "cool" points but you certainly pay for it.

Where would you get all the parts? 

http://chucker54.stores.yahoo.net/caadki.html  they have kits depending on the rotor size and new or old viper calipers.  The calipers new are big $$ I want to say it was $1,500-$2,000 for JUST the calipers.

[challenger70]

No. The Cobra brakes won't WOW everybody. They are definitely a budget friendly option, and mine is a budget build. They should be more than capable of stopping my Cuda with authority. They certainly beat the look of a stock 11" disk, or worse, an 10" drum behind a big modern wheel.

  They are a great option and MUCH cheaper than the Viper setup   It will probably come down to how I feel the day I pull the trigger and order the stuff.