ROD! You can't go grinding on drums - as those things will crack* when being stretched & heated - unevenly I might add ! Get those Pieces of Crap to where they are supposed to be - out back on posts as Bird Feeders! Find an '83 Concord in a Yard & cut a deal . Pull the control arms as well as you'll be rebuilding with HD components to cover the added 354 HEMI ! Then check the JEEP lists for deals on putting in the REAR Disc swap set-up - if you're keeping the AMC rear - if not FIND A DISC SET UP for the rear as well ! JEEeazzzzzzz! Brien. "milners-coupe" *GRENADE! Message: 4 Date: Sun, 05 Jan 2003 23:38:03 -0000 From: "hemmigremmie <hemmigremmie@xxxx>" <hemmigremmie@xxxx> Subject: My reasoning for getting disc brakes. My biggest reason that I want disc brakes is just the fact that they will stop me better and the biggest one is that when I put my new rims on my Gremlin, they dont lay perfectly flat against the drum. It seems to cause a slight wobble. They have what looks like a small weight on them. Like you use to balance a tire and it sticks out just enuff to not let my rims set flat. The factory rims set just outside it and it never bothered them, but my new ones wont. Can I grind that weight off or will it cause the drum to be out of balance? Tnx, Rod