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rear disk brakes
I like to convert my 2000 Cherokee to disk brakes in the rear. Anyone have
any experience with any of the bolt on kits made for this? |
Re: rear disk brakes
Tera's rear disk brake conversion kit worked well for my TJ. It's made from
a Ford Explorer disk brake system so parts are easily found for it. It's also more reasonably priced than other conversion kits I looked at. Finally, make sure your Cherokee's rear axle is a Dana 35c so it will work. Some Cherokees came with a Chrysler rear axle. Jerry -- Jerry Bransford PP-ASEL N6TAY See the Geezer Jeep at http://members.cox.net/jerrypb/ "Ron K" <rrrr@rnet.com> wrote in message news:SSdEc.15310$J82.8250@fe25.usenetserver.com... > I like to convert my 2000 Cherokee to disk brakes in the rear. Anyone have > any experience with any of the bolt on kits made for this? > > > |
Re: rear disk brakes
Tera's rear disk brake conversion kit worked well for my TJ. It's made from
a Ford Explorer disk brake system so parts are easily found for it. It's also more reasonably priced than other conversion kits I looked at. Finally, make sure your Cherokee's rear axle is a Dana 35c so it will work. Some Cherokees came with a Chrysler rear axle. Jerry -- Jerry Bransford PP-ASEL N6TAY See the Geezer Jeep at http://members.cox.net/jerrypb/ "Ron K" <rrrr@rnet.com> wrote in message news:SSdEc.15310$J82.8250@fe25.usenetserver.com... > I like to convert my 2000 Cherokee to disk brakes in the rear. Anyone have > any experience with any of the bolt on kits made for this? > > > |
Re: rear disk brakes
Tera's rear disk brake conversion kit worked well for my TJ. It's made from
a Ford Explorer disk brake system so parts are easily found for it. It's also more reasonably priced than other conversion kits I looked at. Finally, make sure your Cherokee's rear axle is a Dana 35c so it will work. Some Cherokees came with a Chrysler rear axle. Jerry -- Jerry Bransford PP-ASEL N6TAY See the Geezer Jeep at http://members.cox.net/jerrypb/ "Ron K" <rrrr@rnet.com> wrote in message news:SSdEc.15310$J82.8250@fe25.usenetserver.com... > I like to convert my 2000 Cherokee to disk brakes in the rear. Anyone have > any experience with any of the bolt on kits made for this? > > > |
Re: rear disk brakes
Tera's rear disk brake conversion kit worked well for my TJ. It's made from
a Ford Explorer disk brake system so parts are easily found for it. It's also more reasonably priced than other conversion kits I looked at. Finally, make sure your Cherokee's rear axle is a Dana 35c so it will work. Some Cherokees came with a Chrysler rear axle. Jerry -- Jerry Bransford PP-ASEL N6TAY See the Geezer Jeep at http://members.cox.net/jerrypb/ "Ron K" <rrrr@rnet.com> wrote in message news:SSdEc.15310$J82.8250@fe25.usenetserver.com... > I like to convert my 2000 Cherokee to disk brakes in the rear. Anyone have > any experience with any of the bolt on kits made for this? > > > |
Re: rear disk brakes
Hi Ron,
Doing a Google search didn't find any after market disc brake conversions for the XJ '94 up, indicating you probably have the heavier Chrysler eight inch ring rear. Pictures of their covers are at: http://www.----------.com/chrys8dana35covers.jpg If you have the puny Dana 35c seven and a half inch, then there is a way to use the Grand Cherokee's Dana 44 disks: http://www.stu-offroad.com/brakeconv/bc-1.htm Unless you plan on slalom type racing or overloading your car while driving too fast down from high elevations where brake fade is a factor then I wouldn't make the conversion, as you will lose braking power, that's why all eighteen wheelers use drum brakes. God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- Ron K wrote: > > I like to convert my 2000 Cherokee to disk brakes in the rear. Anyone have > any experience with any of the bolt on kits made for this? |
Re: rear disk brakes
Hi Ron,
Doing a Google search didn't find any after market disc brake conversions for the XJ '94 up, indicating you probably have the heavier Chrysler eight inch ring rear. Pictures of their covers are at: http://www.----------.com/chrys8dana35covers.jpg If you have the puny Dana 35c seven and a half inch, then there is a way to use the Grand Cherokee's Dana 44 disks: http://www.stu-offroad.com/brakeconv/bc-1.htm Unless you plan on slalom type racing or overloading your car while driving too fast down from high elevations where brake fade is a factor then I wouldn't make the conversion, as you will lose braking power, that's why all eighteen wheelers use drum brakes. God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- Ron K wrote: > > I like to convert my 2000 Cherokee to disk brakes in the rear. Anyone have > any experience with any of the bolt on kits made for this? |
Re: rear disk brakes
Hi Ron,
Doing a Google search didn't find any after market disc brake conversions for the XJ '94 up, indicating you probably have the heavier Chrysler eight inch ring rear. Pictures of their covers are at: http://www.----------.com/chrys8dana35covers.jpg If you have the puny Dana 35c seven and a half inch, then there is a way to use the Grand Cherokee's Dana 44 disks: http://www.stu-offroad.com/brakeconv/bc-1.htm Unless you plan on slalom type racing or overloading your car while driving too fast down from high elevations where brake fade is a factor then I wouldn't make the conversion, as you will lose braking power, that's why all eighteen wheelers use drum brakes. God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- Ron K wrote: > > I like to convert my 2000 Cherokee to disk brakes in the rear. Anyone have > any experience with any of the bolt on kits made for this? |
Re: rear disk brakes
Hi Ron,
Doing a Google search didn't find any after market disc brake conversions for the XJ '94 up, indicating you probably have the heavier Chrysler eight inch ring rear. Pictures of their covers are at: http://www.----------.com/chrys8dana35covers.jpg If you have the puny Dana 35c seven and a half inch, then there is a way to use the Grand Cherokee's Dana 44 disks: http://www.stu-offroad.com/brakeconv/bc-1.htm Unless you plan on slalom type racing or overloading your car while driving too fast down from high elevations where brake fade is a factor then I wouldn't make the conversion, as you will lose braking power, that's why all eighteen wheelers use drum brakes. God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- Ron K wrote: > > I like to convert my 2000 Cherokee to disk brakes in the rear. Anyone have > any experience with any of the bolt on kits made for this? |
Re: rear disk brakes
Jerry - is that an easy mod on the D44??
On Tue, 29 Jun 2004 14:04:14 -0700, "Jerry Bransford" <jerrypb@cox.net> wrote: >>Tera's rear disk brake conversion kit worked well for my TJ. It's made from >>a Ford Explorer disk brake system so parts are easily found for it. It's >>also more reasonably priced than other conversion kits I looked at. >>Finally, make sure your Cherokee's rear axle is a Dana 35c so it will work. >>Some Cherokees came with a Chrysler rear axle. >> >>Jerry |
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