Recently purchased and installed the SSBC Disc Brake package on my 66 Dart. Package included everything needed for installation and was an easy bolt-on. The 11.25 rotors came with both sbp and lbp studs installed. I am able to continue to use my sbp Cragar SS wheels until I install my 8.25 rear. At that time, I'll knock out the sbp studs and utilize the lbp studs. Currently, the lbp studs sit right behind the spokes of the Cragar wheel awaiting future use. I ordered the kit with the polished Force 10 Elite 4 piston calipers. Very nice stopping power versus the removed 10 inch drums. Would recommend the kit for those looking to go this route.








66Dart

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Very nice, and I like the dual-pattern provisions (with LBP studs that coöperatively wait, hidden from view, behind the spokes of your sbp wheels!)

What was the total package price?

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Too many people who were born on third base actually believe they've hit a triple.

Cost? If you don't mind sharing? Link to webpage?

SSD / Reed

This is not an inexpensive kit. I had to save my 'pennies' for a year in order to go this route. I went this direction in order to keep the sbp until I put the 8.25 rear in and save up for new lbp wheels. The kits goes for $1,195 plus shipping.

Web site is www.ssbrakes.com

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