TeraFlex Disc Brake Kit

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A: Hello The pads you need are from a Ford Explorer with rear disc brakes. I have been using the Explorer front pads on mine they fit the same but the pad is wider / taller. It will use more of the rotor by about 1/2 inch. They will cover more rotor towards the center. year 2001 Explorer with v8 Thanks

A: Hello Some Guy, This kit installs on a rear DANA 35 C-Clip Axle or Dana 44. All parts needed to fully install are provided. Please note that the factory ebrake will require a different ebrake cable.

A: Sir, it is not a required but i recommend to do it just because its meant to isolate the hard line from moving back and forth from the calipers moment, the rubber hose is designed to take the movement. The tab can be welded with just a small 120 welder house current no need for a high powered welder.

A: Chris, if you have the large bearing 8.8 it will wont work for small bearing 8.8 housing. Hope this helps thanks for your question.

A: Thanks for the inquiry Sixpuss, the TeraFlex Disc Brake Conversion Kit part # TER4354420 this product has an approximate install time of 3 hours.

A: Hi George Yes the Tera Flex rear disc brake kit TER4354420 will fit your 1996 Jeep Cherokee XJ with the 8.25" rear axle.Thank You

A: Hi Michael We do not carry a disk kit to fit your 1973 Scout dana 44. Thank You

A: Hello Stacks, Thank you for the question. Yes, the Teraflex Disc Brake Conversion Kit Part Number: TER4354420 will fit your axle application. Installing that axle in the 98 Grand Cherokee will require a new brake hard line on the axle.

A: Hi Harry The rear disc kit will come with rubber hoses that go from the housing to the calipers. The front of the early bronco's uses a single t brake line from the frame to the axle similar to the rear brake hoses and then one at each knuckle. We will have extended brake hoses in rubber for the front and rear but not at the knuckle ends. most disc kits for the front come with knuckle hoses for the 1976-1977 bronco. A 3.5" lift will usually come with brake line drop brackets which is just fine for street use. if you are wheeling your bronco consider the extended line even with the drop brackets as the early bronco's are real flexey.http://jo.my/2jurj9 Thank You

A: Hi Harold The early broncos all have a ford 9" rear axle in them but the axle shaft offset changes depending on the drum brake set up used on on the Bronco's unlike other model ford 9", I have no idea why but it did.. You will need to measure the drum size mainly the drum inside diameter where the brakes ride as well as the width of the shoes used. The terraflex kit is made to fit the later model torino style ends and not the small or early big bearing ends that the early bronco use. Stainless steel brake does make a kit for all three ends that came on the early Broncos we just need to identify which kit is correct for your Bronco. Thank You.

A: Bob- Thank you for your question. The Terra Flex disc conversion kit for Dana 44 axles will work for you as long as you are using the stock Dana 44 that came with the early XJ jeeps. Some modification to you existing hard line might be required for installation.

A: Hi Chet Apparently there is a mistake in our vehicle selector. the early bronco has a 2 3/8 axle off set and the other 9" and 8.8" axles have a 2.5" axle offset. the 4354444 kit is made for the 2 3/8 bronco big bearing housings and the 435400 is for the 2.5" Torino bearing axles. order the TER4354444 Thank You

A: Thank you for your question. Yes the TeraFlex Disc Brake Conversion Kit part number TER4354420 will fit under a 15 inch rim.