[Guest]

Ecklers has put me off again. I ordered a disc brake conversion from them many weeks ago, nothing was suppose to be on back order. Everytime the parts are suppose to come in, they don't. Now it will be last of Aug or later before I get the rotors and master cylinder. So, I told them to come get their stuff and refund my $$$.

Now I'm back to the drawing board. I'm running 17x8's all around so I need zero offset. Anyone that has bought, and is happy, with a zero offset kit please let me know what you bought. I have found a kit with everything except the steel lines for $495 at Car Parts Warehouse but I don't know anything about them.

Thanks,
Donnie Wallace

 

[TheHotrodHandyman]

MGChevy parts has a zero offset kit available for $325

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1955-1956-1...-BRAKES-/200801858961?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item2ec0b93591

 

[hotrodchevy]

try williams classic chassis works, 2" drop spindles that move the wheel in 1/2"and use gm or willwood discs and calipers. you havn't said if you have stock or dropped spindles or wich you want,but with that wide of tire on the front I figure your looking for handleing.

 

[mickeywestsr]

This is getting to be the norm. More Tri-5s being re-done, less parts available (?)
:gba:
bowtie-trifive

 

[tjsdelivery]

MGChevy parts has a zero offset kit available.

Easy straight forward kit with pictures and instructions too. I've never done brakes and I was impressed I accomplished this by myself without problems.