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Very interesting!! Well these are going on my 75 Gran Custom as soon as my new electric impact gets here. I just loctited the button centers on and actually like this style better.

The 1975 Gran Fury brocure shows the W23 as an option wheel with the splined endcap center- I thought that ended with the fuseys in 73. 1975 was the second year of the Formal Models so what gives? Plymouth only thing?

You guys are great!! Really appreciate the info!

Yes its a NOS booster that im trying to ID. Ive been told its a 70-71 HD applications booster?Police? That info comes from a local police car guru.Its overall diameter is 8.75 inches and has longer pushrod so I know its for a C body not B but would like to know what years/cars its application for.

Looks like 3461034 F9352 7480 Does anyone know how to decipher these #s??

Do you have a pic of the booster that you sent out for rebuild? Bendix dual diaphram?

B bodys are close but no cigar! You are gonna have to get it rebuilt,hopefully by someone local to you so you get the same one back

You have great taste!

Yeah neighbors and same taste for 69 Furys. My Fury is a non power drum car and they work great but require old fashion force and feel. My Polara is a power disc car that work great and are effortless. Point being there is no way I would go with aftermarket chinese made non factory C body brake...

100% agree!!! Im curious about your brake pedal issue- differences??

sorry,answered my own question posted

I believe B body calipers will work if they had 1/4 inch milled off of the surface opposite the piston

I have a nos in the box C body Bendix dual booster if anyone is interested. Book says #ś correct for 70-71, $1K

Thanks for all the input here! Some of the different companies(Bendix Centric) selling these rotors have the same parts listed for the years 69-73.Seems like Raybestos have them listed as different between 69-72 and 73 {7012 vs 7018}.Confusing!!

the old 2 piece 69-72 rotors wont but the new 1 piece rotors now made will??As I stated before,69-73+are now listed as the same part but the bearings used are different for 73 and up

FURYGT thanks for the offer, im gonna research more,im guessing shipping those heavy hub assemblies from NC to MI is gonna be a deal breaker

they are orig but the cooling ribs are crusty,after having to sandblast I dont think I would be happy with what would be left.I always thought the 73 rotor was different but maybe its just the bearings ?

CBODY67 thanks, I will do some deeper digging a little later when I can

Bendix PRT1072 is the one listed for multiple years 69-73. Are the rotors the same for these years and the bearings and seals the only difference??

I did a search and didnt get a specific answer so asking for help.I bought a complete 1973 disc setup from Wyatt for my 69 SF and want to buy new rotors as the orig castings are pretty rusty.Rock auto lists the same # for 69-73, which isnt correct since 73 spindle is different.Can someone who...