Looking for rear disc for a 8.75 drag car

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I have the same question, I am sure one of you very briliant guys and I mean this with all do respect, hasnt come up with a home made conversion kit for a 8 3/4 rear end. Some has to have don this with a few bar napkin sketches and the parts they used??

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Got any part numbers?

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1993 Jeep Grand Cherokee rotors.. GM metric calipers and weld on brackets. Less than $200 when your done...

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The problem with this is that its big old heavy parts,
I'll stick with my light weight Wilwood set up, it
uses 1/4 thick vented rotors and light calipers

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I also did the Speedway brackets, GM Metric calipers and Grand Cherokee rotors. My rotors are from a 2000 front. I agree they are kind of on the heavy side, but they are cheap and you can buy everything except the brackets at the local part store.

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I also did the Speedway brackets, GM Metric calipers and Grand Cherokee rotors. My rotors are from a 2000 front. I agree they are kind of on the heavy side, but they are cheap and you can buy everything except the brackets at the local part store.

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i agree they might be a tad heavier than the wildwood, but much cheaper, i did the same thing but i used dakota rotors i think. had to have a big hole in the center for strange axles. got 150.00 in all of it, with braided lines. works great and is still alot less wieght than the drums, backing plates ..ect.........

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A tad heavier? LOL, they're a lot heavier, and not much lighter than drums. The drums also stop as good and maybe better, so without the weight savings what's the point?