userbmx1315
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if i got a set of disc brake with the backing plate and e-cable, would it mount right up to my c8.25? or would i still have to widen the hole?
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d44 disc
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RCP Phx
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- Phoenix,Az
Lots of mods required,(not major)definately not a bolt-up!
userbmx1315
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- Dallas, NC
what kind of mods? the brake set up is off a zj with the alum. d44,
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- La Habra, CA
The hole in the backing plate of a D44A is very close to that needed for an 8.25. So there is minimal grinding involved as compared to the backing plate from a D35.
Aside from that, it pretty much is a bolt-on.
Aside from that, it pretty much is a bolt-on.
userbmx1315
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if i put this on my 98 jeep, will it act different? like the rear wheels lock up before the front wheels? how much braking difference will there be?
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- La Habra, CA
I have the D44A ZJ rear discs on my 98. I didn't do anything to the prop valve. And I would describe the braking as adequate. Not a huge difference over the stock drums. I just don't care for drum brakes.
There are other mods that you could make to improve overall braking performance. Like the WJ conversion or the Vanco setup. There are a lot of threads that cover each of these.
There are other mods that you could make to improve overall braking performance. Like the WJ conversion or the Vanco setup. There are a lot of threads that cover each of these.
userbmx1315
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- Dallas, NC
like everyone else mines on a budget, wj? thats the 99+?
RCP Phx
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The backing plate pattern doesn't fit either,need's to be welded and drilled!
