ID Caliper

[GregDaro]

Can anyone ID this disk brake caliper? It is on a 1970 Challenger and as you can see, it is new. I have searched the number but have found nothing. It looks very much like the original for 1970, but it is also similar to what GM used.

 

[Steve340]

Not sure what it is actually off but it is not original - probably a disc brake conversion kit.
The original callipers were pin style Kelsey Hayes.

 

[Challenger RTA]

Slider caliper 1976 Duster A body reto fit. Just a guess without seeing the numbers.

 

[Xcudame]

Yes, definitely not original 70. Sliders work OK, but I like the pin type better. The slider in your picture looks to be reproduction/after market Mopar parts. At least the caliper bracket has a factory looking number. Are the brakes working OK?

 

[moparleo]

The brackets are Factory, Mopar 11" caliper brackets for later 73 and up A,B,E,F Body spindles.

 

[GregDaro]

Yes, definitely not original 70. Sliders work OK, but I like the pin type better. The slider in your picture looks to be reproduction/after market Mopar parts. At least the caliper bracket has a factory looking number. Are the brakes working OK?

They do work, the right side pad moves when you on or off the brake. Trying to ID to know what parts.

 

[GregDaro]

The brackets are Factory, Mopar 11" caliper brackets for later 73 and up A,B,E,F Body spindles.

Thanks