What Disc Brake Upgrade do I have?

[michiganhotrod1]

Hello;
I am trying to complete my project car 71 Cuda Convertible. The PO is no longer available to ask, and I cant readily identify the Viper disc brake upgrade kit he installed.
The car originally had 4 wheel drum brakes. The current rotor is the 11.75" "Cordoba" one, and the calipers clear factory 15" wheels.
I need to see if there is a ready made brake hoses that work with the origninal steel brake lines, plus any other fit issues, hardware parts, etc. needed to make this work.
Any information is appreciated.
Mark

 

[Katfish]

Maybe Dr Diff

Viper Caliper Mounting Brackets for Mopar DRUM Knuckles

Fit '2002 and earlier (first generation) Viper front calipers and 11.75" x 1.25" rotors on Mopar '62-'72 B-bodies and '70-'72 E-bodies equipped with stock DRUM knuckles

www.doctordiff.com

 

[Vaanth]

Hello;
I am trying to complete my project car 71 Cuda Convertible. The PO is no longer available to ask, and I cant readily identify the Viper disc brake upgrade kit he installed.
The car originally had 4 wheel drum brakes. The current rotor is the 11.75" "Cordoba" one, and the calipers clear factory 15" wheels.
I need to see if there is a ready made brake hoses that work with the origninal steel brake lines, plus any other fit issues, hardware parts, etc. needed to make this work.
Any information is appreciated.
Mark

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The pictured brake conversion parts appear to be by AR Engineering. The following is an image of some paperwork for the kit:

It is possibly kit part number AR011.

It looks like AR Engineering no longer makes this kit, but they might be able to offer more information about it.

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[Xcudame]

There was other companies that made disc brake conversions using Viper calipers, but I think Dr. Diff is the only one still making them. Give them a call, I'm sure they'll be able to help.

Dr. Diff phone:
(406) 646-6727