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Re: "C" clip eliminators. [Re: Adobedude] #934277
02/26/11 05:35 PM
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Axle forgings are not a problem.

What size of rear brakes are common on 9.25" Dakota rears?

The brake book shows 9", 10" and 11" depending on the year. Do you know if the axle flange standout, brake register diameter and brake backing plate bolt pattern is consistant?

Re: "C" clip eliminators. [Re: DoctorDiff] #934278
02/26/11 08:38 PM
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Axle forgings are not a problem.

What size of rear brakes are common on 9.25" Dakota rears?

The brake book shows 9", 10" and 11" depending on the year. Do you know if the axle flange standout, brake register diameter and brake backing plate bolt pattern is consistant?



Are not the Dakota drum brakes the same as B body brakes.

Re: "C" clip eliminators. [Re: DoctorDiff] #934279
02/26/11 10:11 PM
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I have a 9.25 in the garage. Let me know if you need measurements on something. It's still asembled. I can get at it but can't move it around until some snow melts.

Re: "C" clip eliminators. [Re: HR3128] #934280
02/26/11 10:42 PM
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Every 5 lug 9 1/4" I've seen uses standard Mopar brakes.

Do you have a 6 lug Dakota rear?

Re: "C" clip eliminators. [Re: DoctorDiff] #934281
02/27/11 02:13 AM
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Quote:

Every 5 lug 9 1/4" I've seen uses standard Mopar brakes.

Do you have a 6 lug Dakota rear?




My '99 and '00 Dakotas both came with 10" drums - 6-lug.

Re: "C" clip eliminators. [Re: DoctorDiff] #934282
02/27/11 08:16 AM
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Quote:

Every 5 lug 9 1/4" I've seen uses standard Mopar brakes.

Do you have a 6 lug Dakota rear?




Mine is a 5 lug.

Re: "C" clip eliminators. [Re: HR3128] #934283
02/27/11 08:31 AM
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Borrowed a chevy for a pts nite ,mopar was down .
12 sec nova .without c clips wasn't pretty .
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Re: "C" clip eliminators. [Re: 10 o to go] #934284
02/27/11 09:04 AM
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That is part of the reason I went through all the trouble to get rid of them. Not the easy way, but the right way.

Re: "C" clip eliminators. [Re: Duner] #934285
02/27/11 11:03 AM
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10" drum 6 lug on my 01 R/T. I think some of the newer years came with Disks.


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Re: "C" clip eliminators. [Re: Adobedude] #934286
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10" drum 6 lug on my 01 R/T. I think some of the newer years came with Disks.




OK 1986 to 1990 5 lug 4.5 spacing 71/4 to 81/4 rears.
1991 to 2004 6 lug 4.5 spacing 8 1/4 to 9 1/4 rears.
2003 to 2004 rear disk
And I am almost certain that all the drum brakes are the same spacing except for numbers of lugs.
The problem is with the disk. There is different spacing requirements. Where the backing plate bolts to the housing. It is closer to the end of the housing on a drum than a disk.

Re: "C" clip eliminators. [Re: MattW] #934287
02/27/11 03:29 PM
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I converted my '99 Dakota to disk brakes using '94 Jeep Gran Cherokee parts. The spacing was perfect. No cutting or welding required. Just had to drill the hat for 6 lugs.

Re: "C" clip eliminators. [Re: Duner] #934288
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I converted my '99 Dakota to disk brakes using '94 Jeep Gran Cherokee parts. The spacing was perfect. No cutting or welding required. Just had to drill the hat for 6 lugs.



I got this info from Dakota Durango.com in the wheels brake and tire section.

Re: "C" clip eliminators. [Re: Duner] #934289
04/11/11 05:19 PM
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I did the same thing after you did. Would that hold the axle in if it broke?


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Re: "C" clip eliminators. [Re: Blue93Dakota] #934290
04/26/11 12:29 AM
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Interested in a kit, putting 4.10s and a truetrac in my 9.25 as we speak. I have a '99 with drums. Waiting for this to materialize to upgrade axles, and to a custom disk brake setup. It would be great if the stock drums were a bolt on ordeal in the meantime.

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