Unknown disc brakes

[luvthyapril]

Hi fbbo Bros an Sisters my 66 coronet has a unknown disc brake kit can anyone help identify it so as i may buy replacement parts when the time comes. Thanks Anthony
See pictures, the only thing that has any numbers on it are the calipers

 

[mmissile]

Looks like late 70's calipers? The hold-downs look familiar. GM style master?

 

[BeepBeepRR]

Looks like Right Stuff.. The calipers are Chrysler.. http://www.getdiscbrakes.com/mdc62dc

 

[luvthyapril]

Yea that looks similar but not exact it looks like mine was pieced together plus i'm missing the dust shields

 

[BeepBeepRR]

Yea that looks similar but not exact it looks like mine was pieced together plus i'm missing the dust shields

The Spindles look the same the booster looks the same. The Master is different the calipers look the same as well. The master may have been an older kit. The rotors are different too. But the rest looks pretty much like the kit i posted. May just be an older Right stuff kit.

 

[luvthyapril]

Yeah there's so many different kits out there I'm just thinking of where i would get a replacement rotors when the time came. But i will contact them for my missing shields. Thanks for the info

 

[Mike67]

Looks like a corvette disc/disc mc...

 

[RJRENTON]

I believe the calipers are mid 74-75 Dodge aspen/plymouth Volare. Ive seen them used to replace the pin style mopar calipers. To use the later style, the spindle must be replaced as well. The later style works very well. Just use the fluid bolt and corresponding copper crush washers. An improvement in the later design is the caliper pistons are phenolic instead of chromed steel and they do not corrode but can be rebuilt if needed.
Bob Renton

 

[rrTor-Red]

Master and booster is GM. I wouldn't put that on my car, just my opinion. Too many aftermarket companies and kits use these.