Installing 3/4 ton Chevy Rotors on Ford D60

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BigNorm

Discussion Starter · Feb 21, 2005

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Crazedatwork

· #2 · Feb 21, 2005

So thets the "no grind for a 15" wheel setup" right?

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badass1tonf100

· #3 · Feb 21, 2005

norm , do you have pn# for the calipers and rotors or what's it off of ?

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Shadofax

· #4 · Feb 22, 2005

Crazedatwork said:
So thets the "no grind for a 15" wheel setup" right?

Basically yes, perhaps a tiny bit. that's what I am going to be running...front and rear. exact same parts, cheap, easy to find, what more could one ask for? Oh yea, high steer!

I've got the rears now Tim, and will be getting the front setup in the next month.

I don't have all the part numbers at this time, but as I piece this all together, I am going to take pics, and document part numbers used.

Rear 3/4 T. cheb pads/calipers(large single piston)/12.5" rotors (stock front TTB as a measure uses 11.5" rotors) on D60FF (Jim did the 3/8" plate mounts, better than what I've seen out there):

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BigNorm

Discussion Starter · #5 · Feb 22, 2005

badass1tonf100 said:
norm , do you have pn# for the calipers and rotors or what's it off of ?

I don't have the PNs per se but I know that all the parts used were ordered for an 82 3/4 ton chevy. The guy I bought the kit from said that the parts should interchange with 76-87 Chevy or Dodge 3/4 tons.

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