im looking for a set-up for my 66, i want a bolt on kit(nothing i have to fab) for it.im looking for something like bear's track kit or wilwood's big brake set-up but i cant find an applacation guide, does any one know where i can get a kit and maybe even part numbers. what about corvette brakes ive heard about 13-14in rotors???are these corvette brakes a bolt on? thanks in advance for any info you have.

Hey clean if your up to doing your own conversion my web site lists all the part numbers you need to convert drum brakes to Corvette C5 13" brakes. You can check out the part numbers at;

C5 Brake conversion (http://www.speedtech-performance.com/C5%20brakes.php)

You can also check out classicperform.com They have kits that will work for you...

thanks for the info guys. graemlins/thumbsup.gif todd is the c5 a direct bolt on? im able to do the work i just dont have the tools to start fabing stuff in the garage. do the rotors come drilled ? how much for the kit? where can i get the parts from? can i get the rears too? anyone know where i can find a link or part numbers for the wilwood kit?

You might also give MP Brakes a look see. They make several different brakes kits... I have their 12" JL8 front rotor and 11" drum rear on my '65. Now to just get the Hydroboost installed... :eek:

anybody know where i can get the c5 kit and how much? can i get a kit or do i have to but part by part? im also interested in the wilwood kit,13 in rotors etc.. where can i find a kit or part number for it.

Check out this site:

Touring Classics (http://www.touring-classics.com/)

They have full kits for 1st generation Camaros, but I think they could work for a Chevelle, you just might need a different E-brake cable. Either way they're good guys and very knowledgeable disc brake systems for classic cars. If they don't have exactly what you need now, they could certainly answer your questions. I wouldn't hesitate to call or email if you are interested.

once i build my high performance motor and getting it running in my 72 malibu theres no way the drum brakes are going to stop this thing because it barely stopped with the 307. Whats the cheapest way to get more stopping power?

check out Stainless Steel Brake Corp "SSBC". They have some big brake kits for 66's