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1968 Charger R/T Bendix Brake replacement options

Things may have changed, but those rotors were not OEM spec to 67-69 B body bendix. They did not work. 70 was different from earlier so a 66-70 is not accurate.

We were talking pre 70 B body Disc brakes. B Body disc brakes used Bendix mc as I mentioned. Any small booster was not Disc, but power drum on a B body in the year discussed.
Look up the Master Cylinder article, it will help explain.
 
Things may have changed, but those rotors were not OEM spec to 67-69 B body bendix. They did not work. 70 was different from earlier so a 66-70 is not accurate.

We were talking pre 70 B body Disc brakes. B Body disc brakes used Bendix mc as I mentioned. Any small booster was not Disc, but power drum on a B body in the year discussed.
Look up the Master Cylinder article, it will help explain.
This one? BTW, Brad, I hope you don't mind me posting this....

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Yes. Cast 2225621 Bendix and Cast 2226821 were the B body MC for Disc brakes 67-70. With exception of the 70 B Hemi which was a wider MC like the E body.
 
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