Disk brakes,

[airborne]

Which 'kit' do you thinks the best for the front, why, and contact info please. Also, the d/mc I have is for m/disk will it really work, if I go to the front disk?

[SHoppe]

If you can get a Helitool (uglytruckling) kit for the front they're great. I had some difficulty with the rear kit but got it taken care of. I haven't tried to call Ray in a while and I'm pretty sure he's retired in Thailand by now.

[brute4c]

He joined the club recently I think...username:

Ray@uglytruckling

You can send him a pm if you like.

[airborne]

Thanks. I don't know why I couldn't find the info on here, but I don't get along with PC's all that well.

[airborne]

Went into the manuals section, and it appears that the 'uglyduckling' kit could give problems down the road, with parts. However, 'Helitool' kit, sounds a little better, but are they still in business? I also looked in 'members' but didn't see anything under 'R' or 'U'.

[DNL]

Uglytruckling and Helitool are the same company.

[brute4c]

Until a member has 10 posts, they wont show in the members list...to send a pm though, just go to your pm box and put in his username.

[glenn]

On dodgepowerwagon.com is a post from Ray dated March 21 2008 saying he will be in Oregon for about three months doing some M-37 disc brake runs and then M-715's. Here is his email address rsuiter@helitool.com. I got a couple of his M-37 disc brake conversion kits a year or two ago. Very nice product.

[fisherman]

What parts would you have problems finding? If you burn up a rotor you will either have to buy one from Ray or make your own out of a Chevy one. Calipers and pads you can buy at Napa.

[saxon]

I guess I should know this because I have this kit, but are the rotors modified? I thought just the added flange on the hub had the original GM pattern on it to bolt up stock rotors. Otherwise what a PITA... now I'm going to have to have a parts house pull one to look, and jog my memory because mine are allready installed.