any experience with Right Stuff disc conversion kits?

[Billccm]

Hello:

I've talked with the Ram Man, placed several messages and emails to Dr Diff (no reply yet), and searched around on the Right Stuff Detailing kits.

I've read good and bad about all three.

Any opinions on the Right Stuff kits? I have a 68 Road Runner.

Jegs on eBay has the lowest price:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Right-Stuff...ash=item4845b766f7:g:lxEAAOxy63FSxiZy&vxp=mtr

Thanks, and have a nice day, Bill

 

[lewtot184]

did the right stuff kit. ended up replacing the calipers and the master cylinder didn't work for the application. inner chinese bearings wouldn't fit over the spindles. real pain in the butt. took a bunch of time and money to sort out. never again.

 

[CoronetDarter]

I got my Right Stuff disc brake conversion through Cass at Dr. Diff, almost 2 years ago. Cass always picked up the phone when I called.
After I purchased the kit, RS had a recall on their spindles; they finally replaced them after a couple months. The car was apart at the time so the recall didn't take the Coronet off the road. I've put about 1,000 miles on them since last June; no complaints, they stop like they're supposed to.

 

[Billccm]

I did get an email from Cass!

Sounds like a good product. No instructions included? What did you use for instructions?

 

[CoronetDarter]

That's the thing, no instructions! I researched this forum on how to do it. Then I started the thread below specific to the RS kit:

http://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparforum/showthread.php?81037-Disc-brake-conversion-odyssey

 

[GetX'd]

I used Right Stuff on my 68 GTX. Bought them from Summit. Seem to work fine. Couldn't use the back setup because of a screw up on the back spacing of the wheels. Didn't have clearance needed. Not the brake kits fault. The fronts with my drums in the rear work quite well. When I step on them they stop the car nicely. That's what I was Looking for.

 

[rrTor-Red]

I got my Right Stuff disc brake conversion through Cass at Dr. Diff, almost 2 years ago. Cass always picked up the phone when I called.
After I purchased the kit, RS had a recall on their spindles; they finally replaced them after a couple months. The car was apart at the time so the recall didn't take the Coronet off the road. I've put about 1,000 miles on them since last June; no complaints, they stop like they're supposed to.

X2 with Cass.