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73 Imperial rear disc brake parts.
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10/29/08 11:17 AM
10/29/08 11:17 AM
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bohmer2
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Can anyone tell me how difficult it is to find replacement calipers, rotors and pads for a 73-74 Chrysler Imperial 9 1/4 rear end?
So looking at the rockauto site it appears for 1974 the rear caliper for the C-body was the same as teh A-body front caliper? Can anyone confirm this?
Last edited by bohmer2; 10/29/08 11:26 AM.
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Re: 73 Imperial rear disc brake parts.
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10/29/08 02:35 PM
10/29/08 02:35 PM
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Philadelphia
waginator
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bohmer,
There is no such thing as a Chrysler Imperial. Imperials were a separate division until 1975 when they closes.
73 Imperial is a completely different car than 74 Imperial. 73 is a Y, body 74 is a C body.
73 had 8 3/4 rear and no disc brake option. 74 had a 9 1/4 rear with optional disc.
Gregg
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Imperial-
It's not a C body
Its not a Chrysler
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Re: 73 Imperial rear disc brake parts.
[Re: waginator]
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10/29/08 05:34 PM
10/29/08 05:34 PM
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bohmer2
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Quote:
bohmer,
There is no such thing as a Chrysler Imperial. Imperials were a separate division until 1975 when they closes.
73 Imperial is a completely different car than 74 Imperial. 73 is a Y, body 74 is a C body.
73 had 8 3/4 rear and no disc brake option. 74 had a 9 1/4 rear with optional disc.
Thanks for the information, I am not a C-body guy obviously (and definitely not a Y body guy apparently). I appreciate the sharing of knowledge.
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Re: 73 Imperial rear disc brake parts.
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10/29/08 05:49 PM
10/29/08 05:49 PM
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Clair_Davis
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The place to find (or move) these types of unique parts is on www.cbodydrydock.com or other C-body oriented sites. Moparts doesn't have a lot of c-body action, and the c-guys are the only ones that are really going to want/need/have the Imperial discs. Clair
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Andy