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#1247077 12/16/2017 4:50 AM
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I’m looking for recommendations on any bolt on disc brakes for a 64 K10. Having a hard time find something that is confidentially for a k10.

Thanks John


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John: I've have the same problem finding bolt on upgrades. For the front brakes new spindles and rims are available from LMC trucks. The rear is another problem and requires master cylinder updates and new rims. The original rims are not set back far enough for disc brakes.

Johnnywaz212 #1247629 12/20/2017 10:22 PM
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Hi Mike appreciate this background. I’m hoping to call Wilwood to see if they do anything.


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the easiest way to do it is put in the later model frt end . basically a bolt in
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