The truck rotors requires a larger center bore on the wheels. A machine shop could resize hub or purchase rotors from scarebird. Let me know when you decide and what you end up with
Beautiful car....my mom bought a 69 Riv new off the showroom floor, and gave it to me last summer. I'm going to be doing a disk conversion this spring as soon as the snow melts. I noticed you mention you had not done the rear yet; as I responded to someone below, the rear OEM 10 bolt *should* accept most any other 10 bolt disk conversion for when you get to that point. Question...why wouldn't 95 Check 1/2 ton calipers work? Confused why you had to go with Astrovan calipers.
Thanks for the info I got the information as to what parts work on Scarebirds web site. It did say 4 w drive only ASTRO van calipers, the disc pads are a 1/2 truck part number
@@realsteelmotorcars2894 Just interesting on the astrovan calipers...Scarebird was on my list to contact and came across your video in my searching for more info.
Nice !!! Thanks I might be able to make this shit happen I was pricing kits online the want close to 1300 my only other question is did u have to fabricate anything ?
@@bolobrown814 only thing that is not plug and play is the stock wheels gave a smaller hub size if you want to run stock hub caps You would need Truck 15" Wheels 5 on 5 bolt pattern
I know I should of replaced the studs prior to making video. That being said, the stud that come with the rotors are 14m x14.5 so you will need to replace them with 1972 c10 disc brake stud. 1/2 threads
Is it any way you can maybe list the parts that you use. Loose. Thanks I really do appreciate it she did in advanceIs it any way you can maybe list the parts that you use. Thanks I really do appreciate it in advance
Here we go Front rotors 1995 to 99 1/2 ton gm Truck rotors 1971 c10 Disc brake wheel studs And brake hoses, 1990 to 2002 chevy ASTRO AWD 4X4 brake calipers and caliper bolts wheel bearing and seals reuse what came off the drum set up, Order the caliper brackets from Scarebird classic brakes the O.E. wheels Will not fit , the hub bore Is 1/4" or so larger. You can get around It by changing the wheels Any truck wheel will work 15" steel wheels or 22s Rotor hub area can be cut To fit stocks... Amazon Has good prices on brake Parts red calipers disc pads too best to get the ceramic D396 just remember when you order Brake pads you see a 396 In there could be centric 105.03960 good luck
Most GM 10 and 12 bolt rear ends *should be* interchangeable...for the most part...so disk brake conversions for those axles *should* work. I'm doing the same kind of conversion on my mom's (now mine) 69 Riv that she bought off the showroom floor in 69.
Cool! Good info....you didnt mention the bearings. What did you use? Thanks
The Riviera stock drum bearings ...and seals
Could it be done with something like a 70 Riviera so we can use the factory wheels?
The truck rotors requires a larger center bore on the wheels. A machine shop could resize hub or purchase rotors from scarebird. Let me know when you decide and what you end up with
Beautiful car....my mom bought a 69 Riv new off the showroom floor, and gave it to me last summer. I'm going to be doing a disk conversion this spring as soon as the snow melts. I noticed you mention you had not done the rear yet; as I responded to someone below, the rear OEM 10 bolt *should* accept most any other 10 bolt disk conversion for when you get to that point.
Question...why wouldn't 95 Check 1/2 ton calipers work? Confused why you had to go with Astrovan calipers.
Thanks for the info
I got the information as to what parts work on
Scarebirds web site.
It did say 4 w drive only ASTRO van calipers, the disc pads are a 1/2 truck part number
@@realsteelmotorcars2894 Just interesting on the astrovan calipers...Scarebird was on my list to contact and came across your video in my searching for more info.
Did you complete the
the brake conversion.
I have not been checking the lately
Tell everyone how it came out.
DAMN!! Great video I have a 66 Buick Rivi will this same set up work
1966 to 1969 all the same
Nice !!! Thanks I might be able to make this shit happen I was pricing kits online the want close to 1300 my only other question is did u have to fabricate anything ?
@@bolobrown814 I think the drum brake bearing are the same I think or bearing for 1971 C10
A3 bearing and A5 bearings
@@bolobrown814 only thing that is not plug and play is the stock wheels gave a smaller hub size if you want to run stock hub caps
You would need Truck 15"
Wheels 5 on 5 bolt pattern
I’m rolling 15 inch Cragar spokes I really like the idea of this tho I just gotta hype myself up to make it happen lol
So you don’t need a hub bearing on the front or do the studs go straight into the rotor
I know I should of replaced the studs prior to making video. That being said, the stud that come with the rotors are 14m x14.5 so you will need to replace them with 1972 c10 disc brake stud. 1/2 threads
Contact scarbird for caliper bracket
Is it any way you can maybe list the parts that you use. Loose. Thanks I really do appreciate it she did in advanceIs it any way you can maybe list the parts that you use. Thanks I really do appreciate it in advance
Here we go
Front rotors
1995 to 99 1/2 ton gm
Truck rotors 1971 c10
Disc brake wheel studs
And brake hoses,
1990 to 2002 chevy
ASTRO AWD 4X4 brake
calipers and caliper
bolts wheel bearing and seals reuse what came
off the drum set up,
Order the caliper brackets
from Scarebird classic brakes the O.E. wheels
Will not fit , the hub bore
Is 1/4" or so larger.
You can get around
It by changing the wheels
Any truck wheel will work
15" steel wheels or 22s
Rotor hub area can be cut
To fit stocks... Amazon
Has good prices on brake
Parts red calipers disc pads too best to get the ceramic D396 just remember when you order
Brake pads you see a 396
In there could be centric 105.03960 good luck
What about the. Back
Didn't do them yet.
Most GM 10 and 12 bolt rear ends *should be* interchangeable...for the most part...so disk brake conversions for those axles *should* work.
I'm doing the same kind of conversion on my mom's (now mine) 69 Riv that she bought off the showroom floor in 69.