Rear disk brake

surf2snow · Apr 14, 2015

Just finished with my rear disk brake install.

And ran into one problem, Can you see it?

But I was [FONT=&quot]able to cruise my Tempest while I was working on the Jeep.[/FONT]

XJensen · Apr 14, 2015

You had two driver side outboard pads?

Stainless lines are a nice touch

ehall · Apr 14, 2015

What setup did you go with?

surf2snow · Apr 14, 2015

XJensen,
Close two passenger side outboard pads. I e-mailed Robert to notify him. I sent him pictures and I would have to send back the pads before I could get replacements. I just ended up removing the little tab to install them. The lines came with the kit.

ehall,
I went with RWKHausSupply

I still need to get the parking break cables.

denverd1 · Apr 15, 2015

looks great! I need to do this

DansGreyMj · Apr 15, 2015

Are the wheel studs going to be long enough?

Ronbo · Apr 15, 2015

I'd reroute the brake line away from the bump stop. I ran mine under the spring, but tucked up away from the rocks.

floyd · Apr 15, 2015

I love my Jeep, but I would be driving the wheels off that Tempest this summer, it is awesome! What's under the hood?

surf2snow · Apr 15, 2015

DansGreyMj,
I have steel rims so I didn't need to change them.

Ronbo,
The bump stops will not come in contact with the break lines. Yon can see in the picture where the bump stop hits, that's where the hard line stops and the soft line starts.

floyd,
Here in SoCal we don't really have a winter. I love driving it but with the 2 speed trans sucks!!! I have an Oldsmobile 403 under it, and have air ride front and rear.

Rear disk brake

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