rustytoolss
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Whats the casting numbers for the large 11.75 brake rotor caliper brackets ?? I should have said for the slider type brackets ...
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whats the casting number for caliper brackets ?
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Don't know if helps, can't read casting numbers.
gkent
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Are you asking because you want a set ??
rustytoolss
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swap meet next weekend, incase I find them.
gkent
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Just order a set from Dr. Diff.
www.doctordiff.com
I'm not sure there are casting numbers on them. Usually you just eyeball them to match the photo in post #2. They've gotten pretty scarce so you'd be extremely lucky to find a set at a swapmeet these days. And then they want stupid money for them.
Mopar 11.75" Disc Brake Slider Caliper Brackets
Upgrade stock 10.95" diameter disc brakes to 11.75" Cordoba rotors.
www.doctordiff.com
I'm not sure there are casting numbers on them. Usually you just eyeball them to match the photo in post #2. They've gotten pretty scarce so you'd be extremely lucky to find a set at a swapmeet these days. And then they want stupid money for them.
The 11.75" pin style I have here have 0866A101 KH cast in them. The A could be a 4 and the first 6 an 8 kinda small and squished together. Bring a tape with you to verify measurements listed above. If you are looking for the slider style Get the Dr Diffs as gkent said.
Vaanth
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The number for the pin type caliper brackets for the 11.75" rotors is 0965 4101.
There may be other number variations. This is the number on all four of my vehicles that have these, three of which are as originally equipped. The other I added to my Challenger. The same bracket is used on either side.
The number for the slider type caliper brackets for the 11.75" rotors is 838 95020A.
I don't think there are other variations of this one, but the "95020" also appears on the smaller rotor brackets. The "838" is the determinant number. This is the number on both of my vehicles that have these, both of which are as originally equipped. The same bracket is used on either side.
The brackets for the smaller 10.75 rotors differ side to side. For those, "776", or W6, is the right side and "777", or W7 is the left side. These may also have 23258 instead of 95020 on them. Example: 777 95020A
The "95020" also appears on the even larger C-body rotor brackets, with its determinant number of "990", or W10.
Example: 990 95020A WN10
gkent
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Yeah, you DON'T want C-body brackets !!
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