Re: [Amc-list] Cheap brake conversion

[Wrambler242@xxxxxxxxxxx]

The 70's W100's had no hub protusion and 5X4.5" bolt pattern.
Pretty lame for a truck huh?
The thing that may screw the pooch on the rotor working is that it mounts to the back of the hub on the 4X4 100
Not sure how well it is machined or made but we'll see when it gets here what it looks like.

--
Mark Price
Morgantown, WV
1969 AMC Rambler, 4.0L, EFI, T-5
2004 Grand Cherokee Laredo, 4.7L, Quadratrc II
" Chronic Pain Hurts"

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From: adh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Sandwich Maker)
> " From: Wrambler242@xxxxxxxxxxx
> " 
> " Be an interesting swap if they are readily available.
> " What's the actual external demensions on the rotor?
> 
> couldn't find them for the bendix 141072, but found stats for this
> very similar --
> 
> Bendix Brake Rotor:  	
> Part Number: 141146
> This product fits the following vehicles
> 
> 	CHRYSLER 
> 	1974 - 1975 IMPERIAL
> 	1974 - 1976 TOWN & COUNTRY
> 	1974 - 1978 NEW YORKER
> 	1974 - 1978 NEWPORT
> 
> 	DODGE 
> 	1974   CHARGER
> 	1974   CORONET
> 	1974 - 1977 MONACO
> 	1975 - 1977 ROYAL MONACO
> 	1980 - 1984 D150 PICKUP
> 	1981 - 1984 B250 VAN
> 	1982 - 1984 B150 VAN
> 	1982 - 1984 RAMCHARGER
> 
> 	PLYMOUTH 
> 	1974   FURY
> 	1974   FURY I
> 	1974   FURY II
> 	1974 - 1977 GRAN FURY
> 	1982 - 1983 PB150 VAN
> 	1982 - 1983 PB250 VAN
> 
> which replaced it in both cars and, later, trucks, and uses set #11
> and #16 and a larger 2.732" od seal instead of #17/#16 and 2.626".
> it's 11 3/4" dia by 5" overall height, no idea of thickness.  the
> '85-up truck rotor appears to be the same except for 5 x 5.5" bolt
> circle.
> 
> '79-'83 amc rotors are 10 3/4" by 4 7/8" oh.  the big bearing rotors
> must be similar.
> 
> question: what are the relevant dimensions of #11 and #17 bearings?
> do they fit the same spindle?  [doubtful]
> also, what's the spacing between the bearings on the amc and mopar
> rotors?  i -assume- 'close enough'.
> 
> btw the w100 4x4 rotors are all 5 x 5.5" and 2 5/8" overall height.
> only 2wd trucks, and only to '84, were 5 x 4.5" afaik.  well, not
> counting the '86-'90 dakota.  but it uses #11/#16 bearings too.
> 
> " Anyone have any of the spindles?
> 
> my '65 project american that brian seeley now has, has '76 pacer front
> brakes.  i chose them for the big bendix calipers.
> 
> " I'm wondering if the brackets I have to use WJ rotors would provide the right 
> outspacing and would love to check this out.
> 
> my data doesn't go as far as that, but xj/zj 2wd rotors are 4" oh by
> 11".  4wd rotors are 3 1/8" oh.
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