Switching your drum brakes for disc brakes is one of the simplest and least expensive upgrades you can make to your truck. However, installing disc brakes on a Dana 44 front axle may prove challenging.

Enhancing the performance and aesthetic of your classic Chevy with disc brakes is a great way to add value. But before you purchase any kit, be sure to understand all of the technical specifications. Fortunately,

Disc brakes are an excellent choice for many reasons. Firstly, they offer superior stopping power than rim brakes and require less upkeep. Disc brakes offer greater versatility than rim brakes, as they are compatible with

JEGS offers front and rear disc brake conversion kits to upgrade your drum brakes to modern discs. These kits are easy to install, providing improved braking performance and stopping power. A quality disc brake conversion

For an affordable upgrade to your 1998 Chevy Silverado 1500 rear drum brakes, this disc brake conversion kit is the ideal solution. It’s simple to install with no welding required and doesn’t require pulling out

This 1995 Ford F150 rear disc brake conversion kit is a direct bolt-on that will give your vehicle improved stopping power. The kit includes drilled and slotted rotors, single piston calipers, semi metallic pads, as

If you want more power from your 1966 Impala, consider upgrading from drum brakes to disc. A disc brake conversion kit can make that happen quickly and effortlessly. H&H Classic Parts offers an impressive selection

The 1957 Chevy Bel Air disc brake conversion kit is a comprehensive power front disc brake conversion kit that bolts onto stock height spindles of Belair, 210, and 150 cars. It utilizes the same 14″