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DISK BRAKE QUESTION

MADCIMA

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Hi everybody, I hope to have written in the right section ..... I have this brake kit and I wanted to put it on my coronet 500 68, but from other tread, I find that the caliper is four pistons, this one has only one.
Who can help me to figure out if you can fit in my car?

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A four piston mounts solid and a single is a floating caliper which means slides on the bracket. You CANNOT just swap the caliper
 
My doubt is that on the workshop manual I see only the four piston pliers, and not this
 
Caliper N:3880584
Caliper adapters N: mbm2627br
lower ball joint N: 7180
 
you did what I did , I used those calipers and knuckles from m body car, it fir my belvedere 67
they are from a later car and they work
you need some brake hoses too, I used some gm ones and modified the end to fit they don't rub , I think they were 12 or 14 inches long
 
The caliper and adapter will work. These are the part numbers off a set I have in my shop. I can't see my spindles or ball joints right now on the car. I installed this stuff a week ago on my B-body, but removed them to install the bigger 11.75" set up. These are A-body swap parts.

I set mine up with rear mounted calipers due to my sway bar. This caused me to need longer brake hose as well. The ones I got were Raybestos BH36830 and 31. They are 16.75" long. These are the ones that require the banjo bolt running through the block at the caliper.
 
Where is Ravenna?
 
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