I have a 67`camaro with front drum brakes! Where would be a good place to get a factory style disc brake setup and best price
for the kit, don`t need anything fancy just better stopping ability.
I had thought about making my own setup from the junkyard and such, but I need to know what model vehicles will interchange with my car such as spindles, booster, rotors, and such. I have a friend that has a 75 or 76 nova w/front disc he said I could have if I take off, so as you see here i`m just tring to weigh the options should I piece one together or would I be better off buying a kit

 

Go to www.camaros.net and hit the forums. In the brakes section there is a fellow named David Pozzi. He's the moderator and runs a nice site with exactly the info you are looking for...

I think he uses GM truck calipers, modified caliper mounts, etc. He doesn't sell the stuff, so he gives you part numbers and everything. There is a list of cars you can get the parts from.

 

You will need to change the spindle, rotor caliper and steering arm (they bolt on)
You'll also need a new master cylinder (disc brake style)

68-74 Novas, Astre, Ventura (x-body) are a direct, bolt in swap (same subframe)
66-74 Chevelle, GTO, Lemans (B-body??) spindles and brakes will bolt on, but you have to use your steering arms (they are front steer, and the arm is shaped differently)

Those are the only ones I know for certain will work, from personal experience!

If you can just find the spindles, the rest can be bought new at any auto parts store.

 

Thanks for the info guy`s, this helps a lot

 

if you're lazy (or don't trust the junk yard route), classic industries has the complete swap kit for around $900. Its basically a bolt on.