[KEN-E]

ok runnin on 35's 33's when wheelin need bigger brakes any sugestions or part numbers got 15 inch rims and do not want to change gims so they got to be 15" compatible

 

[ddart]

i would look into a disc brake conversion for your rear. iassume you have the 9 1/4 im sure someone makes a kit.

 

[89on35s]

look in the how to section, there is a great piece on tsm disc conversion.

 

[awyseguy]

i would look into a disc brake conversion for your rear. iassume you have the 9 1/4 im sure someone makes a kit.

The Chrysler Imperials came with the 9 1/4 rear, as well as 4W ABS Disc. I know it was available in '71 but not sure what years it ran through, or if it would be much of an upgrade. Imperial wasn't a lightweight though.
Aaron Wyse

 

[Bogie]

You may want to look around for 3/4 ton stuff they had bigger brakes but shuld still fit the 15" rims

 

[TheRamChargerMan]

I have a complete drum setup for the 15" rim...it is 11 1/2" vice the normal 10 1/2" for sale..check out the VA/NC chapter board clasifieds.

And if you go with TSM for the rear discs, make sure you read the posts about them in product AND service reviews first.

 

[440Ramcharger]

I put a complete axle with 11" drums (old were 10") and it made a difference. Easy upgrade, same bolt pattern. You will need to get the same axle ratio.

 

[macario]

Looking for compatible drums for your rear would be good, but if you have the cash I'd go with disk brakes conversion like ddart said. Try this site: http://www.mpbrakes.com/

It is most likely not cheap.

Mac