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The disk brake kits usually give you a caliper bracket, and bushings and/or bearings to adapt a rotor like that from the Camaro. These kits start at a little over $100.
To go with that you need calipers and rotors, and hoses, plus you will need to replumb the brakes and convert to a dual master with the correct porporting and residual valves.
I'd expect to spend several hundred beyond the basic kit unless you pay the bucks for a complete kit. And you're going to spend most that money if you try to do the conversion without a kit because you'll still need those parts.
I'm concerned that you feel the kits cost a fortune. If you aren't comfortable spending $100 or so on the kit I'm worried that you will skimp on parts crucial to safety.
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