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Disk brakes for 70 challenger w/ 14 in wheels

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Hello all, I’m looking to change to front disk but running into a problem finding a conversion kit for 14 inch wheels. I would like to have 15 inch wheels but unfortunately mine came with 14 so that’s what I got. Really don’t wanna have to buy all new tires and mags.I simply cannot find a kit out there that will work on 14 inch wheels. I miss my opportunity a while ago to buy a complete disc brake setup off of another 70 Challenger that had 14 inch wheels. so if anybody out there is selling anything that would work for me or know of a decent conversion kit that would fit 14 inch mags that would be great. Thanks Bob
 

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Hello all, I’m looking to change to front disk but running into a problem finding a conversion kit for 14 inch wheels. I would like to have 15 inch wheels but unfortunately mine came with 14 so that’s what I got. Really don’t wanna have to buy all new tires and mags.I simply cannot find a kit out there that will work on 14 inch wheels. I miss my opportunity a while ago to buy a complete disc brake setup off of another 70 Challenger that had 14 inch wheels. so if anybody out there is selling anything that would work for me or know of a decent conversion kit that would fit 14 inch mags that would be great. Thanks Bob
Pirate Jack Disk Conversion kit. I have 14" wheels and they work just fine.
1970-74 E Body O.E.M. Style Disc Brake Kit & Booster Conversion Kit
 

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Doctor Diff should be able to set you up with what you need. FWIW I’d consider using all Mopar sourced parts. The Mopar stuff works well together.
 

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Good info above. The drum spindle if I recall needs a sleeve over it. Yours being a 70 drum the rotor bearing is different the 72 and up. Unless you change you spindle too. Then using all the components from 72 and up. Figure out the way you want to go before buying anything.
 
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