Any recommendations for a complete front brake kit, not high performance,or high price
thanks

 

14”

 

How is anyone supposed to answer this question? You do know that parts are specific to specific year and models and even specific to some options on that specific year and model, fronts are different than rears. Provide some more info and maybe you will receive an answer.

 

follow up to incomplete post previous
looking for a brake kit 14" wheels. front
rotors, pads, calipers, wheel bearing and seal, wheel studs
the existing is quite rusty, but stops well,drums on rear
driver quality will work.
thx

 

I merged your 2 threads. You still have not answered the question above. What year, model car are you wanting the brake kit for?

 

Hi, here is the information on the car
69 442 40014” wheels front disc brakes
looking for a complete kit to replaceveverything
also kit for front suspension,everything,driver quality, just a cruiser.
​​​​​​​thx

 

Since most people are not replacing everything at once, just what wears, I doubt you will find a complete brake kit anywhere. A 1969 442 with front disks is not so uncommon. Not 100% sure, but I would bet almost everything you want is available at rockauto.com . If there are some pieces you can't find at rockauto you can find them at many other Olds specialty parts places like fusickautomotiveproducts.com .Some parts may even be available at your local Napa parts place.

 

Check out "The Right Stuff" - https://www.getdiscbrakes.com/
And if you call them, They will be able to get you the right setup for you car.
** They helped me out a lot with my 71' Cutlass conversion from Drum to Disc.

 

I second the Right Stuff kit. I used that on my 69 Cutlass S. Came with everything including the stock height spindles.

 

x3 on the Right Stuff. Just keep an eye on the combination valve they send you. 100% junk.

 

The brake and suspension parts you are looking for are available from your local auto parts store. As said above NAPA is a good source.

 

Why would anyone recommend putting in a drum brake conversion kit, into a car that already has disc brakes? Stick with the parts vendors, not a conversion vendor.