WANTED Looking for 1969-1972 disc brake calipers.
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I have the calipers that came off a 66 fury I parted out that had oe front discs. I can send you pics tomorrow to see if they will work for you. Need cleaned up and possibly serviced but otherwise in great condition. I have wilwoods I'm putting on all 4 for my other fury so don't need these brakes.
If they are from a 66 with OE discs, they will be BUDD type brakes. 69-72 the design changed. He needs the single piston Kelsey Hayes calipers.
It seems that recently any supply of them has dried up!
DenverMopar
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Thank you for your reply, I am actually looking for the 1969-1972 single piston style. Have a nice day.
DenverMopar
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You are absolutely correct. Thanks
DenverMopar
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Thank you for your response. I am on the waiting list. I was just hoping that someone has something that they are not using. Have a nice day.
DenverMopar
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I hope so.
1970FuryConv
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In my experience the 1969 through 1973 calipers are the same. Have you tried searching 1973?
Note: 1969-1972 vs 1973: spindles, bearing, and rotors are different
Note: 1969-1972 vs 1973: spindles, bearing, and rotors are different
DenverMopar
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Thank you for your response. Yes, you are correct. It is the same caliper, with no availability. I thought it might be less confusing to put 1969-1972 to avoid everyone telling me the the differences of the 1973. Thanks again for your response. James
Here you go sir:
Even if you only did find the core, it's like the easiest thing to do to rebuild your own caliper if you have access to compressed air. Took me all but half an hour to "rebuild" mine. I went extra though and painted them satin black before installing a new square cut seal, boot and piston.
One thing I realized I was missing was the "Pin Positioners." They aren't really talked about when performing this swap, but when I downloaded a 71 Parts manual (Could be any year for these brakes) it showed the little pin positioners. I guess they give the slide pins a little more support since they kinda hang off the back of the caliper a bit (sorry I couldn't find a better way to word that LOL.) I would suggest also looking into buying those as well just to be prepared!
One thing I realized I was missing was the "Pin Positioners." They aren't really talked about when performing this swap, but when I downloaded a 71 Parts manual (Could be any year for these brakes) it showed the little pin positioners. I guess they give the slide pins a little more support since they kinda hang off the back of the caliper a bit (sorry I couldn't find a better way to word that LOL.) I would suggest also looking into buying those as well just to be prepared!
DenverMopar
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Thank you for the heads up. I submitted a parts request and will also give them a call tomorrow morning. That looks like exactly what I need. Thanks!
DenverMopar
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Thank you for the heads up. I really appreciate it.
Andrew Ryan
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They show up on Autozones website as available for shipping.
james bernard
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Contact Murray Park in Ohio. He has them already rebuilt and ready to go. Not too horribly expensive either.
DenverMopar
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Thanks for the response. I Think we must be talking about different parts.
Duralast Brake Caliper C509
1969-1973 C body Mopar brake calipers from Autozone are Duralast C508 and C509. They are currently not available. Thanks so much for your response. Have a nice day.
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Andrew Ryan
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Thanks. I see the same is true on OReilly. On Napa autos site they show availability for the right side only. I ordered one just to have a spare since reading your thread, they may become impossible to find, although I see you've received some good info from other members.
DenverMopar
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Thanks for the heads up. I appreciate it.
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