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Thread: How do you determine who's disc brake conversion you have?
          
   
   

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  1. 03-05-2019 05:20 AM #36
    testdepth
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    Quote Originally Posted by 34_40 View Post
    And then how will you keep the axle in the car?

    That bracket being captured by the bearing and pressed into place may be what holds the axle in the housing.
    OR do you know if "C" clips were holding the axle inside the differential?
    Yes Sir you are correct in that bracket holds the axle in place by bolting to the axle flange. Most new disc brake kits come with flanges that do the same. This is the kit I am looking to use from "Quick Performance". Same guys I bought my 9 inch 3rd member from (differential for you funny guys). Great people with great service.
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