TOMS OFFROAD Tech Time Episode 3 Front Disc Conversion Part

Join Jake from TOMS OFFROAD (formerly Tom's Bronco Parts) as he shows how to install TOMS OFFROAD's front disc brake conversion kit for an early Ford Bronco. Part #2433 and Parts #2434
Part #2434, Major Front Disc Brake Kit with TOMS OFFROAD Locking Hubs
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Part #2433, Front Disc Brake Kit with Proportioning Valve
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[@carlospalooza]

Thank u. This video helped me with an install in our ‘74. We already have the disc conversion but the new parts definitely go on a lot more snug than the originals that are probably far out of their tolerances from years of use. Now if I could get past the mushy brake pedal. I’ll be installing the new booster I purchased to see if that fixes it.

[@TomsOffroad76]

Hi Carlos. Glad to hear this video helped with your disc brake kit installation. Sometimes it's a lot easier to see how to do something than to just read it so we try to do these videos when we can. Have a great week!

[@carlospalooza]

Toms Bronco Parts - the new brake booster definitely firmed up the pedal and made braking more consistent. Thanks for the quality parts you guys provide.

[@williamwright6157]

how much different is a Dana 30? No grinding correct?

[@dtkriech]

@@williamwright6157 www.tomsbroncoparts.com/pages/schematics/bronco-schematics/drivetrain/dana-30-and-dana-44-disc-brake-conversion/

[@justvettn]

I have the kit on the Dana 30 but they used the old Ford locking hub caps and not the Warn ones, does this mean it was done incorrectly and will not work?

[@justvettn]

Not sure I understand why does the caliper move if its bolted on?

[@MikeBrown-dq2ge]

That's not grinding....that was a lot no thanks

[@boostedsaleen6146]

Yuck Chevy disc on a bronco .