stoopid john from moparts forum

hey there fellas new guy here looking for a guy named stoopid john from moparts forum he has a a100 blue and grey i think with a disc brake set up on this forum as well.maybe by the same name or somethig else.

looking for parts numbers and makers of parts from the disc brake swap thanks in advance

That's me!!

Here's the link to my build, what your looking for is on page 3

https://vintage-vans.forumotion.com/t22029-new-guy-from-florida

hey john i looked thru all 4 pages seen many pics(thats a bad ass van btw) just didnt see any part numbers or reference to what they originally came off of.any help wouls be appreciated.thanks

The brackets are from scarebird on ebay. He has 2 different brackets depending on what axle you have. The parts list comes with the brackets, I'll dig mine out tomorrow and put it on for you.

Here's a link, make sure which axle you have

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Dodge-A100-64-65-66-67-68-69-70-2200-front-disc-brake-/390403594229?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item5ae5de17f5

Dorman stud 610-103 or ARP/Moser and cut to length

napa wagner raybestos
Rotor 95-97 crown vic front 86492 BD125476 66492
Caliper LH 88-91 gmc 1500 reg cab 342-2136 L116290 RC4416SS
Caliper RH 88-91 gmc 1500 reg cab 342-2137 L116291 RC4415SS
Brake hose LH 79-82 chevy G-10 van 36855 F102464 BH36855
Brake hose RH 79-82 chevy G-10 van 36956 F102465 BH36956
Banjo Bolt 88-91 gnc 1500 reg cab 82703 Dorman part # 13940

They recommend buying loaded calipers

Use a master cylinder from 72 D/W 100 and an adjustable proportioning valve

that was helpful guys, that's my next upgrade for my ride, thanks ..corrosive

I love the text for dumb people at the bottom of the eBay listing.....

"If you set fire to your house when you change your oil, do not bid, as this product involve brakework and if screwed up could kill you."

Classic!!

kiwimopar wrote:I love the text for dumb people at the bottom of the eBay listing.....

"If you set fire to your house when you change your oil, do not bid, as this product involve brakework and if screwed up could kill you."

Classic!!

Good ol' Scarebird went into detail a while back on some forum on why he put that on his site and auctions.

Seems he had a customer that... well, let's just say this guy didn't have both oars in the water. He was a few bricks shy of a load. This guy buttered the bottom of his toast. He was a beer shy of a six-pack. His IQ would have been 3 digits... with a zero in front. If dumb was painful, this guy would have put himself out of misery ages ago.
He also expected Scarebird to walk him through the process, starting with which end of a screwdriver to hold.

once tried to find the gas leak under my car with my bic lighter now thats stupid

well did you find it??????

well im still here my nova not so much